BRITIH ARMY demonstrates the merits of HUMBER THE British Army has made very wide use of Humbers for gruelling front-line use . The Utility car shown here is now coming into its own in our victorious advance This Humber Army Car can mount banks and tackle steep gradients of loose and slimy surfaces which normally would be impossible to surmount. This car is powered by the well-known Humber Super-Snipe engine and which in these Army vehicles has shown its ability to handle all-up weights of eleven tons. HUMBER; HILLMAN & Sunbeam-Talbot Cars COMMER & Karrier Trucks Todd MOTORS LTD: CQURTENAY PLACE; WELLINGTON Branches & Dealers throughout New Zealand; New Zealand Distributors for ROOTES GROUP 2044 Rootes Group Representacive : MR: @ H: HORDERN; 472 Bourke Se, Melbourne: Auaeralla: Kba
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 291, 19 January 1945, Page 22
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123Page 22 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 291, 19 January 1945, Page 22
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