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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16362, 6 November 1918, Page 4

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- ——-{] 90YoOf Motor Engine Trouble is caused fey Carbon A number of cars are periodically laid up for valve grinding and carbon removal —figure out this expense, and see how much it adds to the up-keep of a car. The engine that actually bCDefifs by carbon must, therefore, be ro- per cent. more efficient than the one that has to be periodically overhau'ed. The Thicker the Carbon Cakes the better the Knight Engine Runs This is no exaggerated statement but a positive fact, proved beyond question by performances. The Knight is the silent sleeve valve engine, and on account of its great power a nd reliability it is used in our fighting tanks—conclusive proof of its remarkable powers. Willys Knight cars are fitted with this unique engine—thus the two combined make up a motor car of exceptional utility and rare beauty. The superb Willys-Knight car is sold complete to the smallest detail—and at an ordinary car price. Call and inspect—let our Mr. H. Trustcott or Mr. L. Checkley arrange a tiial ' ' spin. Free Booklet upon request. N.Z. Farmers Co-op Assn. Ltd. I CHRISTCHURCH NW7J-2503 Elilfr

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