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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21113, 22 February 1932, Page 15

to have grown so fast/ The story of Texaco reads like a romanac. A little over two years ago there were few Texaco Pumps to be seen In New Zealand. To-day they are everywhere-you meet them wherever your car may go. What made the number grow so fast? Public /£\ demand I Texaco must be good to have grown so fast In public favour Texaco—the standard of quality and purity —sets the pace for all other motor spirits. - Texaco vaporises "Dry" and every drop Is used as power. This Is real economy, k means flashing starts and swifter acceleration; a cleaner engine and freedom from carbon and knocking troubles. One test will convince you! Fill up at the Texaco Silver Pumptoday] rvn i \/ f RSI jjjj 851 Sf3 'JJB* dry CAt WITH TF X AGO Dm CAS - SAVE IT WITH TEXACO MOTOR OIL

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