Page 13 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20088, 27 October 1928, Page 13 (Supplement)

SIX DODGE BROTHERS INC. ANNOUNCES FOR ITS GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCK ONE IN ALL SIZES AND TYPES ECONOMY as afways ON ALL SIZES AND TYPES l_<OiW PMeDEiS as always DEPENDABILITY as always Graham Brothers Trucks are built in the chassis sizes that meet 95% oS all hauliing needs YOU may now have all the performance advantages of 6 cylinder engine and 4-wheel brakes on any size or type of Graham Brothers Trucks and Buses. Six cylinder power ... Six cylinder speed ••. Six cylinder operating ease . . . The snap of 6 cylinder acceleration and the safety of 4-wheel brake deceleration • • • Four speed transmission on all VAt 1 3 A and 214-ton modelii. See these trucks today . . . Exact size and type for your business. Drive one. Compare them—for price, for value, for appearance, for their ability to do your job and make you money—with any truck you ever considered good value. Phone us for a demonstration. NORTHERN AUTOMOBILES, LTD. 150-156, ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. BROADWOOD, Broadwood Motor Co. DARGAVfLLE, N. A. Farmers' Co-op., Ltd. GISBORNE, T. 8. Harper, Poverty Bay Garage. HAMILTON, Blackmore's Garage. KAITAIA, N. A. Farmers' Co-op., Ltd. MATAKANA. T. H. Walden. MATAMATA, W. M. Griffith#. OPOTIKI, Webb and Sons. PAEROA, Brenan and Co., Ltd. PUKEKOHE, T. J. Lally. PUTARURU, J. M. Spear. RAWENE, A. S. Andrews and Sons, Ltd. ROTORUA, Spedding and Co. RUAWAI, Shepherd and Coonejr. , TAUMARUNUI, P. W. Reardon. TAURANGA, G. Forbes and Co.. TE AROHA, A. J. Clarke. TE AWAMUTU, Holmes Bro«. THAMES. Wm. Judd. THAMES, W. White. TOTARA NORTH, T. M. Lane and 8on«. TUAKAU, Woolley, Morgan, and Burnett. WAIHI, H. Wriglejr. WARKWORTH, Civil Bros. WHAKATANE, Francis Bros. WHANGAREI, Smith and Woodman. 1 I I I i •1 BUILT BY TRUCK DIVISION OF DODGE BROTHERS,, INC. SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE

Mobiloil Ma ye IA» C*"(- W 6f/a> VACUUM OIL COMPAfl^OFl** yn n' ac " Give me some "A " Oil, please " " The Oil's low —better give me some more" " I think the sump needs filling" " Put in a fresh supply of Oil" " Change the Oil, please" " Drain and refill the Crankcasd"—andso on SO. nPOO many motorists who ■■■ want Mobiloil fall into the error of not asking for it by name, but merely quote the grade, such as "A" or " B." They get "A" or "B" but it may not be Mobiloil "A" or "B," and their car therefore does not get the protection which Mobiloil of the correct grade will give. So high is the reputation of Mobiloil, and so great its popularity, that the method of branding oils by letter, first adopted in connection with Mobiloil, has now become a common practice. Perhaps you just ask for a quart of oil without mentioning the name or grade. Lubrication is too important to take risks like that. Be particular about your oil. Make Mobiloil part of your motoring vocabulary. Make the Mobiloil Chart Your Guide. First Say Mobiloil Then ask for the Grade 7 M 0 VACUUM OIL COMPANY, PITII?