< v anc E A JhHHL I Thisy / unusual \ < I structure \ I —the canti- \ / lever roof \ / grandstand of \ / Rio de Janiero \ / —represents an \ / instance of Per- V / feet Balance as \ / applied to modern \ I engineering. V I Balance, a necessary fea- \ / ture of this unconventional \ / design, plays its vital part in \ / the blending of a Motor Spirit \ I The modern motor engine, \ / with its increased compression \ / ratios and higher speeds, demands V / a welbbalanced Motor Spirit— I / one that embodies Quick Starting, \ / Anti-knocking and Maximum Miles \ / per Gallon in the necessary propor- I / tions: all present but none over stressed V / at the expense of the others. t / The unique position of the Shell Organisation \ / in having at its command the cream of the \ / world’s crudes enables it to maintain that per- \ / feet balance and crystal purity in SHELL \ / MOTOR SPIRIT. ' 1 TH£ Wl f f-BAUNCIO iUANCe SMWS NS? 43 ’ ——- USE SHELL OILS TOO
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 9, 21 December 1929, Page 11
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153Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 9, 21 December 1929, Page 11
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