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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 December 1939, Page 3

TOgfjEverybody buying a Used Car from any New Zealand Ford / ** yQEka, \ \ Dealer not later than 20th December can take advantage of / / this remarkable offer - lt>s th e chance of a lifetime ... The / / chance to obtain one of New Zealand's greatest Used Car / / ' Values at a big saving — for all prices of Used Cars at Ford Dealers are Reduced as much as 10% ... The chance, too, / to win a Free Trip to the Centennial Exhibition covering / your travelling expenses and four days’ hotel accommodation (the total limited to a value of £ I s)—or £IS in cash, if preferred. See details below, and call on your Ford Dealer. USED CAR Prices Reduced “ 10% at all Ford Dealers L“» tHS Now is the time to buy, and the Ford Dealer is the e_ii man to buy from. All makes, all models, and as much I as 10% off all marked prices-not forgetting the chance How YOU can win a Free Trip! to win a Free Trip to the Exhibition. Call on your local Ford Dealer, and choose a Used 7 Tat, Car from his outstanding selection of all makes. Ilf —. • total number of people who will pass through 10,0 Reduction off a I these Prices : USED CARS turnstiles ax the Centennial Exhibition for the 7 weeks period ending Saturday, 23rd December (counting the four days Bth November to Saturday, 11 th November as the first week). The prizes comprise 30 Free trips to the Centen- , The win DODGE 4 SEDAN.—Leather upholstery, mechanically sound. Five very good ■ receive the prizes allocated to your district, each A Pmilinn vnlllO PJir n 1 PH,* consisting of a free trip to the Exhibition — com- * ' » 1 U YSfJ prising sufficient benzine for the journey by car, or free train and/or boat fare, plus four days* hotel accommodation, the total limited to a value CHRYSLER 77 SEDAN.-A good, sound car for heavy work. Ideal for backbeen divided into districts in proportion to the COUBtry TOBCIs PI 1 K average sales of used cars by Ford Dealers over a ” oU-LI»J particular period. A percentage of the Frizes will be awarded to each district, in proportion FORD V 8 FORDOR. —Overhauled and repainted. This is the smartest car in « er t h o .' om' showroom. It is O.K. in every way CIQS Exhibition, These will be certified by Mr. C. P. Hainsworth, General Manager of the Exhibition, and will be the figures used for the purpose of co S m p°Sn definitely dotes at m idni g ht on FORD CIO FORDOR.—Leather upholstery. Repainted and overhauled. December 20th 1939 Good buying at VI All entrants will be individually notified of the cu±Ot7 names and addresses of the winners promptly after the close of the contest. The awarding of prizes must be accepted as final, and no correspondence ~ , • — can be entered into. BEDFORD Bcwt. DELIVERY. —A suitable job for small tradesman. EconomiNo members of the Ford Dealer organisation or . . . » „ • , • a their relatives are eligible for this contest. Cell IO TUII QDCi maintain VlzllJ Get from your Ford Dealer turnstile figures for v the Dunedin Exhibition, and other facts helpful in making your estimate. ■a Fagan Motors Ltd. WraWl MASTERTON. fj j’l Sr I ijou can muketjour estimate ami time HESLfgI AUTHORISED FORD DEALERS. In the Hall of Transport (‘loses. FPI79A

EXMOOR LAD 5 years. REGISTERED CLYDESDALE STALLION. T’O STAND the season in the Wairarapa and travelling the district. Sire: Bonny Dale. Bonny Dale by Bonny Dean. First Dam: Exmoor Betsy, 4318, Vol. XL, by Brilliant Youth. Second Dam: By son of Buchlyvie Favourite. EXMOOR LAD had two crosses oi Buchlyvie Favourite, one cross ol Bonny Dean, and one cross of Barron Brilliant. Stands 16 hands 31 inches. FEE: 5 GUINEAS. For appointment, ring 1449, J. CURLEY, Upper Plain. SUBSIDISED STALLION UNDER REMOUNT SCHEME FOR WAiRARAPA DISTRICT. B.H. KIOSK (11). (Tea Tray—-Rosie Desmond.) THIS horse has been chosen by the Remount Committee and passed as sound by two Government Veterinary Surgeons. Kiosk was a good performer on the track. At two years he won the Roseneath and Pacific Handicap at Wellington and the Manawatu Stakes. At four years he won the Wanganui Flying Handicap, third in the Stewards at Riccarton, first in the Criterion at Ricearton, first in the Fielding Stakes, and first in the Jackson Stakes at Wanganui. This record shows Kiosk to have pace and substance. Of good type, he is over 16 hands and of strong and compact build. Selected from a choice of five by the Remount Committee, Kiosk should be ideal for the purpose of producing horses of the Remount type. Kiosk will stand the season in the Wairarapa, travelling the district. All mares to be served must be approved by the District Remount Committee. Service Fee, 4 guineas, and paddocking 2/6 per week, payable by owner of mare on service. Apply— H. C. O’BRIEN (Owner), Upper Plain, MASTERTON. Or— N. H. JAMES. Racing Club, MASTERTON.