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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20626, 26 July 1930, Page 12 (Supplement)

of any Motor Oil is its stability and capacity to resist the disintegrating influence of heat. Shell Motor Oil possesses this property to a remarkable degree, maintaining its body at the highest crankcase temperatures thus ensuring efficient lubrication generally and reasonably low oil consumption.

What to do— Find a prospective buyer for a USED CAR and introduce him to us. We will do the selling, and, if a sale is arranged, YQU GET A COMMISSION. In addition to the commissions the person introducing the most sales during the month—before July 31st—wins an additional prize of £2O. Thi9 is an opportunity for a keen man to win £SO or more. All you have to do is find the buyers—we do the selling. Decide to start AT ONCE. 166, ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND OUR PHONE, 40-031. OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON. w. or more YOURSELF! We have 100 Used Cars of every make Tourers and Sedans—from £ I Q to £SOO. And all cars have been reduced since March 31. Call or phone us for any information you desire. We'll gladly co-operate with you.

Barter performance is yours when you install Ch campion Spark Plugs. / >«^l Willard Thread - Rubber Insalaied Batteries are the most economical under any conditions. Any storage battery wears out - with use, the same as any other wearing part of an automobile. Should a vital part fail, the entire battery may have to be replaced. All parts of a Willard Storage Battery are built up to a rigid standard of quality That means lower battery costs per month or thousand miles of service. Prices from 75/fv v;iA^gl u mtz •WmfM :v/v I An Empire Product IMPROVED Dependable for Every Enqirtff General Distributors t Hope Gibbons Limited, Auckland, Wellington, Cluriftcbarclt