Fred Marriott's Garage. H. H. visited Fred Marriott, probably during his time at the Steam Vehicle Corporation in 1924.

These two Model 740 Stanley Touring Cars are during their "tour in the Waikato" in New Zealand. Note the sign on the spare tire. It reads "Stanley Steam Car Distributors Trelours, Ltd. Hamilton." Its license plate is "WAU 143." Source: Stewart Archvie.

Here is one of the two Model 740 Stanley Touring Cars entering "one of two man-made tunnels at the top of Mount MessEnger on the road North out of New Plymouth" accourding to John Stewart. It carries the Trelours advertising on the spare tire cover. Source: Stewart Archive.

Here is a second view of one of the two Model 740 Stanley Touring Cars entering "one of two man-made tunnels at the top of Mount MessEnger on the road North out of New Plymouth" accourding to John Stewart. It carries the Trelours advertising on the spare tire cover. Source: Stewart Archive.

H. H. Stewart identified one of these two images as follows: "Auckland ? Stanley being landed on oneunga warf[.] She was shipped from New Plymouth as I was told the roads were impassable but we got back over them all right." Source: Stewart Archive.

A second view of the Stanley Momdel 740 being unloaded in Auckland.

A 1925 Stanley Model SV 252A "on the Pipiroa ferry on the road from Auckland to Thames where A&G Price were located," according to John Stewart. The children in the car are almost certainly the Stewart's children and Keith Stewart is evidently sitting in the front seat passenger side. "H.H.S. may have been on a fact finding trip to A&G Price prior to enticing Doble to New Zealand for discussions. The fact that HHS is driving a Stanley would indicate the 1925 - 1927 period. This modest sized stream has now been bridged." Source: Stewart Archive.

A Stanley Model 740 Touring Car in front of the Bank of New Zealand in Feathersone. The license plate number is "F 40." Date Unknown, ca: 1920 - 1924. Source: Stewart Archive.