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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 July 1918, Page 8

W\\vt -■a®Y# Where Power is NeededPower that sows and reaps our fields, distributes our goods, and subdues distance, is measured by the amount of work done, by miles covered, time consumed, and cost •of operation. Sustained power is determined by the quality of the Lubricating Oil used. “BIG TREE” MOTOR OIL assures fall power with the greatest economy of fuel and Oil, because every drop is pure lubrication. Absolutely free from acids, alkalies and other destructive impurities which corrode the cylinder walls and injure the engine. SOLD IN FOUR GRADES A. S. PATERSON & CO., LTD. Sole Importers Ask for the “Rip Tree” Petrol Supply Form 2k [

The Mere Mention of It 5% VS 'irp in**' - "*’ & •« Nsr L\ <, / i ml » \ i 1 'U? a ■>% \s iPVJ “Equally as Good as Milk ia fact better for the reason there is no scouring. Once the Calves get a taste of it, it is difficult to keep them away.” That is what Mr. Chas. Newing, of Berry, the owner of the First and Reserve Champion Ayrshire, 2 years and under 3, 1918 R.A. Show, says of Meggitt’s Linseed Oil Meal. Pamphlet No 05 instructing “ How to Feed ” mailed free. Obtainable from all Stores, or MEGGITT LIMITED (The Pioneer Linseed Oil and Linseed Oil Meal Manufacturers of Australia) 26 KING STREET, SYDNEY r i MEGGITTS pfEOOllf^ W fWJ NSsss: The Boy on the Bag guarantees quality. • 't>