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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 21, 25 January 1930, Page 7 (Supplement)

Is there any real difference The difference is mabl y • • • WET or E * Y! The Nev/ and Better Texaco Motor Spirit enters the explosion chamber it is a DRY GAS... no wet globules to hinder explosion and cause loss of power ... no PF t mw s P ifit to * ea k P ast ™gs at| d dilute the O (>s&< lubricating 0i1... vastly dif f erent from ordinary Motor A Owmffl Every drop of Texaco Dry Gas is ex^doded ? &ito?power. I, X wet gas is an atomized I. —fHfo' new anS fetter Texaco mixture o£ motor spirit vapour in vapOurizes so readily that it forms which are suspended drops of raw a dry gas, ah active mixture of motor spirit. motor spirit and air, 2.—These drops of raw motor 2.—This pure, clry gas responds spirit form an uneven mixture instantly, to the actionoft the spark, which resists the action of the spark. 3. —Result: Destructive crank-case s,—Result: Eigßtoihg starts, rapwl dilution, difficult starts, slow accel- acceleration, smooth action, power! THE TEXAS fAe^TRAfeASfA)^IIMITBD &he New and Better !WWI ¥R 9r11\9 I w HI Ik Jl BE? ■ L«flb$ D " :s mIW #-ea Se fe| ill tive* 0 * for Satin Sfe^ W> 5* tC* oV !L Gloves, Hate. '. r *-*' I ■Mr "" -,„ Vjii the makers of I BB2r V ND ••^"^^SSr^ v SSo^om^arFTkb 8 All V/T 'l S ~ Ah** Iffifli' P ain and tenderness stop B _ef <T»X% sO 1 TSP^ AnnftSby|S4 B »"™- «---**■«•■-■ zM~jfi6*f <fVtoleU &$. J *^ S » with Dr. Scholl's Bqoklet Care «™ 0 f ' COB \\J."vE/ I _ T-0M v\