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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1919, Page 2

ENXEJV 'J?a;pRNYCROFT."-EXIT ■. . .„■• ■:■.' /HORSE; ■■ ■:■,■•-■ .■•. ■:.; Comparafciyel£,<3peaki;ag, the.horse batplayed a very insignificant part iJnothß* l Ciwat .W,ar ; . qjhis, ,o2;e»urse, is' just ,au ; iii<}icatipfl-of/ the; trendy!of tie tiities. Thornycrof£.»-....F*l»cla&«< hatfe ■p'rOved themselves;, seqpnu to:mow iftiderthe gruelling, p»ii(litiouJj of jnodeth -war.; fare',!..' Indeed, as.tbfc British "soldier lasproved his superio'»|.<iKep : the-; enemy so the British ;: made .Thornycroft has', proved superior to foreign made vehicles. Five distinct models are made ranging from 30 -to 40 h.p., with- carrying capacities of 2, 2J, 3, 4j and 6 tons. Let us* prove the saving over the old-fashioned horse transport. Write to-day for full information, to A. Hatrick and Co., Wangauui and Wellington. 1

1 lie woman wore a worried look, Her brow as creased, with care, Tha chemist's store by storm she took And hailed a salesman there. "0 Sir," she said, "I'm ill with dread, My child will die, I'm sure; '■■. . With croup he's sick,, please serve me quick! '".: With W«Qd?s Qjeat Beppermini <