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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22004, 30 January 1937, Page 17

Mellow£d a j Hundred Million Years Protect Piston Walls the instant an Engine Starts . . saa r> Y far the larger proportion of cylinder wear is liable to take place daring the first few moments a motor is in operation. This is because of the difficulty of securing an adequate supply of lubrication the instant the motor starts. The absence of petroleum jelly in Sinclair Oils allows a free flow in the coldest engine —in any weather. At the same time Sinclair Oils will stand up to the job in the hottest weather because the cause of dilution —petroleum jelly—has been taken out. if Obtainable from Sinclair Stockists and from all Branches and Agencies of Dalgety and Company Ltd. SPECIAL GRADES for an TRACTOR 9 and for every typa of FARM MACHINES* NCI7AI MOTOR Ol

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