Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1922, Page 11

Ford Growth The increasing f __ demand for Ford i vehicles is founded on extreme relia- > bility, low first cost ~r and low cost of upcOLO N I A'L j>-.Q~OQ co u‘»| I C-l ! Kr/frs 3 ill I I Stations throughout " : ‘=Tr LU VB/IUU I J 8l the country ensures rlf jgffil ■- j that Ford owners gaSR I 1 I 1 obtain thorough • RdDili' 1 ' sa.-jfaction and a , perfect fulfilment of i \ their requirements. —I Free Literature r an request. ■ The sketch shows The Colonial Motor Company’s present premises in Wellington, with large extensions under construction. When completed, this will be the highest building in the Umpire City.

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