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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 10

Coasign jrwir W«ol, Tallow, Hides, Calf and Sheep SWas to HUGH ROBERTS, the Popular Woolbroker, Foilding and Wanganm. Oar Stores are Large, and our Service the Best. I'he-huge stores shown above are situated at Wanganui East, and give an indication of our extensive trade. | .RELIABLE SEEDS. ' V | 4 Pedigree Root Seeds. Suttons-the Royal Seed Merclisots | | fIRST WHEREVER SHOWN. | I BARRAUD & ABRAHAM,, LTD. | 1 The L^eading Seedsmen, j* I Are tbe Chief District Agents—Raugitskei Street, Palmersten North; also at Feilding, Daunevirke and Te Kuiti. fi

Pithy Points: w ' ".-■ The Fordson engine it T? VERY PROGRESSIVE FARMER will increase his profits and decrease his worries, of 22 hone-power at 1000 JP work and difficulties by installing a Fordson, Sooner or later you-will buy one. revolutions. It maintain* If you are a man of mo,dcrn ideas, who investigcites and adopts modern methods and , . drawbar pull of 1800 appliances that are SGtmd—you will get in touch with . the local Fordson Dealer NOW lb».at ploughing speed, nnd ■ j -± ±l jc * ■ 27001b,. at low gear, md get the facts. "'-'-■•'. • ' ; Average consumption of Tj, e Fordson Tractor eats nothing unless working. It requires little attention-^occiipies iue :*$ gft ons o ro- small space, and can be housed in a shed. It works 24 hours a day if necessary. The Fordson is always willing and always fit. ' f Fair average of work [ •ccomplished: eight acrw fj,,. Fordson Tractor will plough Bto ! 0 acres in 10 hours in grass hnd to any required depth, in ten hours, varying ac- ' or 1% acres an hour in stubble. To-day in New Zealand this Tractor is ploughing and I cording to conditions. ■ ■ ■•; "* , ' * . . , , , l j i . : burying scrub on land that no horses could work. --1 Total weight of Ford»on 2700 lbs. with water and Many other jobs the Fordson will do for the Ask your neighbour wh& owns a Fordson UC 'iM^O" "b • h'^L farmer. Road haulage, road construction, about it. Four farm can be run more effici- ' 55 inches; width 62 inche». drilling, reaping, threshing, chaff and ensilage ently, more economically, more profitably with I cutting, draining, log hauling, stump pulling, the Fordson to help. It's the modern proj Ploughing ipeed 2| orchard cultivation —these are only some of gressive way, as proved by the performances ' ■' li^mner high jpeed"63- the tasks which the Fordson will accomplish of a hundred thousand Fordson Tractors all miles per'hour. better, quicker, and at far less cost than horses. over the world. The Fordson Tractor is ,_ —^ ' manufactured by Henry The Fordson Tractor Runs on Kerosene I Ford and Son—the Henry j Ford whom Edison dcs- -~ . Jt?or%G" FOB j cribed as "the greatest i IrflC© ' &.O«iSO WELLINGTON \ mechanic the world has iknown!" ; \- Descriptive Literature from Your Nearest Fordson Dealer, or i ;The Tractor will draw a rp XT t-» r*-r\'-r r\ tct TA T TViT r\mnn f^ r\ T m -r>. w«i«htef 9To M . THE COLONIAL MOT O R CO., DTD. ' ■ AUCKLAND - WELLINGTON - TIMARU Licensed Fordeon Oealer®: P»ltn»r«ton V Adam. Surges. O»rtea <toi\ G. ffu^Kan. North ) \\tvckrill &» Stewart, Ltd. Mstaterton "Wrsaley &* Btm«Iy k Upper Htstt A. L. Harper. Pahiattsa. E>. Brady. UeviA J. O. Milne«. Blenheim B#. Si. Beat. Feildins Wackrill & Stewart, Ltd. 2Velson Nelson Univeraftl Car Co.