touring prospects CALL OF THE HO AD warning TO MOTORISTS This is the month when keen motorists begin to get the ear timed up n. readiness for summer outings and tours In this connection motoring readers are offered a few words ol news and caution. Good luck on the road is largely a matter of forethought and care. Getting one's car in good running order is, however, only the first step. Keeping it in order largeb depends on the choice of petrol. I lie Vacuum people can take all worry oil vour shoulders on that score—especially now that they oiler a choice ot two .first-grade motor spirits, I lumo and Voco. . The Vacuum Oil Company has maintained and will maintain its determination to give to the Dominion the highest quality motor spirits obtainable in the world. This is possible and logical hocjiuse Vacuum research and refining are the «>l«lost and most np-to-tnc-min-nt(, in the world. Choicest crudes master refiners —rigid specifications—ceaseless tests—stand guard over the qualify and suitability of Vacuum products. Plume and Voco are now finable to the motoring public of New Zealand at the same price. Each of these products is backed by the reputation of Vacuum, which, for ,'i7 years in New Zealand, has been synonymous witb highest quality. —Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21647, 13 November 1933, Page 15
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