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North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 10 September 1917, Page 3

II I or Motors Upon ijii- rfl'ii'i.'lll'..v of your lubricating oil depends largely] ttfe eillmeiicy of your motor. You may'have a splendid car, use good petrol—if you use poor lubricating oil you are bound in )iave trouble. Don't, take any oi!/' Mt'pai'liciiiarto (ret It kj[. first quality, and has .every characteristic foal lubricant. It is of the right thickness; if is dsp,vand itands.wear and tear without carlonizing. . It enables you to secure the greatest power, the highest speed, while it minimises repairs; and, since it wears to the end, it is inexpensive. Insist on getting "Moboline" Oil from the dealer.' For. motor cycles we recommend "Moboline B" Motor Oil, and for Ford Cars the specially manufactured "Fourde" Oil OAMARU.

Prices of food products were the subject of a discussion between two prominent "Cliristcliurch citizens. Both are old colonists and the conversation drifted back to some thirty or thirty-five years ago, before the frozen meat trade was established, and when the community'was'in a .very general depression. One of the citizens stated'that he had bought butter at 6d a pound, which contrasted with Is 6d paid now. The other stated that, when he was farming near Ashburton, he fett that lie was fortunate to obtain 4d a pound i'or his butter, paid in kind, not in cash. On one occasion,lie sold alive sheep.for lOd, .and he saw' Bhoep sold in the pens at Ashburton at 2s 0d