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THE MARVELLOUS MAXWELL. UNIQUE DEMONSTRATION AT TEMUKA. TJIXGITEMENT "' ran high in the WIA streets of New York city recently at the sight of a little MAXWELL "25" towing a huge waggon loaded with five tons of coal. The car was observed to stop at frequent intervals and then start again, the object of the driver being to show that the re-start could -be ■■- made : without the slightest shock, or jerk to the automobile. Several gradients were, taken smoothly during this undeniably good test which the MAXWELL authoritiesy regarded. as unparalleled-in the records of motorcar efficiency. i"'ln order to prove the truth of this story Mr J. G. Andrews, importer and MAXWELL AGENT in : South Canterbury, gave a demonstration to the people of Teniuka on July 26, 1915. Tak- < ing a shipment of eight "25's" not long unpacked, one car was turned, up ready for the road, while the remain-.ing-seven, just as they came out of the ; cases, were attached to the .car under test-by means of ropes. A steersman accompanied each ear, and the aggre-j gate weight touched close on the seven-1 ton mark. On starting the towing MAXWELL held to her load easily and without shock, gaining pace in good style until a halt was called in the main street. On re-starting a repetition of the first highly satisfactory conditions was achieved, and tiio demonstration concluded with t-hy sucfs-ful negotiation of a slight gradifui. Tlrs remarkable test not only i-ayped l\w. MAXWELL'S New York record, but proved to an even greater decree tin- ,stri.!U.^th and flexibility of th« MAXWKLi, clutch. This clutch, nHin'mg i.n an o:l-b:ith, is a feature of ' that kin?; of cars, the Rolls-Royce, and is of vit«l importance in motor-car construct.'.™!. I« all other respects the MAXWK'iX "2o" represents, "tho last word,"" which accounts for its increasing popularity amongst the motoring public. FOWLER'S ENGINES FOR SALE. One Class "R" (8-H.P.) Compound General Purpose Traction Engine, on springs, hind and- front, screwed stay ttibes in Boiler, Governors, Feed Pump, Wat«rlift, and 26ft. of Suction Hose, Winding Forward D.rum and Rope, Tr*ugk Section, Bottom Slidebars, All usual Sydney Fittings, Brake on r«ad spar wheel, Copper Pipes on Cylinder Cocks, Chimney with Brass Top, Deed Section Spuds and Outfit.Third Speed Road Gear. Injector and Connections. Proit Tank. , •-.- SMet;-^Uon .Qo^ers,,-'Solid' Flywheel. 50. lards Extra Steel' Wire Rope. Hiad Read-Wheels', 6in., 6in. x Bin. ,wid». . ■ ■ -.-..■-. > ■ Meckanical Lubricator. Lock up Safety Valves. Smote-b»x 6iu. longer than ordinary and timer in chimney. Two Driring Pins, each in Hind Road Wkeels, Enlarged Coil Bunker. AceVleae Head Lamp, etc. FERRIMAN AND CO. A Class "B6" 10-H.P. Compound Special Road Loco., with Governors, Winding Forwaid Drum and Rope, Waterlift- and Ho&e, Front Tank, Tank Capacity* 320 > gallons,t Injector and Connections/ Brake in^' both Driving Wheels, Springs,'in hirtd .and fi'ont, 3speed, During Wheels, '7in. x 20in. Pressure, 1801b to the square inch. Gft years old. FERRIMAN AND CO. . i i FOR SALE. i-Aero oa the Glebe Land, an excellent site for a good home. FERRIMAN AND CO. FOR SALE. % iA Good Dairy Farm. Capital re- j quired, £1000, balance at o per cent, i FERRIMAN AND CO. j """" FOR SALE. i , , Quarter-Acre of Land in a good 'positica with a comfortable home situated »e«r tke Domain. To close the 'accounts »f an estate a very low price wil! fe« accepted—£37s. FERRIMAN AND CO. FOR SALE. Jl Sheep Farm containing about 600 Acre*. This is a desirable property for M<r«»e to inspect, who is looking for a paying investment. FERRIMAN AND CO. RELIABLE Hot Water Bottles thai l last for years are manufactured fey th« North British Rubber Company, and hava their brand on every bottle. Procurable all Chemists.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8207, 3 August 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8207, 3 August 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8207, 3 August 1915, Page 1

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