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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 110, 6 November 1933, Page 12

RECORD-BREAKING HABIT. j AUSTRALIA TO ENGLAND BY AIE. LESSON FOR MOTORISTS. Just how long will intrepid aviators continue breaking the record for the flight from England to Australia1? It is considered almost certain that the time will be reduced in the big race next year for the £10,000 prize offered by Sir Macpherson Macßobortson, of Melbourne. Experts prophesy that within .a few years the .-journey will be done in three days. With flying, as with motoring, the choice of. the correct grade of petrol is of paramount importance. Skilled aviators know that to get the maximum efficiency they must have the right fuel in the tank. Wise motorists should learn this lesson, too. The problem of securing the motor spirit best suited to their cars has now been solved for them. As a result of a new development by the Vacuum Oil Company, two flrst-grado motor spirits are now available—each with its own field of service. Plume and Voeo arc available to the motoring public of New Zealand at the satno price. Each of these products is backed by the reputation of Vacuum, which, for 37 years i». New Zealand, lias been synonymoue with highest quality. Today, Voco is a genuine first grade motor spirit for commercial service, and1 for cars called upon to do hard continuous work. Plume is the highest grade motor spirit in -New Zealand, fumous for its de luxn performance. The question is now: '.'Which product will give {lie best- results in my; car?"—Advt,