the Interests of B ■l VI. m *■l sron su liEr IS kiwi ! /f 0v SBHSasfii THE EKCO (right) \ sciii-iiiloiiiil, ciiiirely new production. r.«|Hiriiill,v Unsigned I'nr IN'./.. conditions li.v Kns land's tcrnatost rmlio linn! Terrillt: power unrl punch on shortwave, ;is well as hroiidcast. l'ealnres Include Knofoloss spin Tuning', I'jiiioniinlc Floodlit Dial. High Fidelity i: 111 j>ti cm i Speaker, Knobless Cabinet, Television Sound Hand, etc. Wonderful £l9/10/The most powerful 5-V; on the Now Zealand i scssinfr tine modern w exquisite firm tone, ki tuning, electric eye t fidelity elliptical spcakr sound band, etc. A go provlufr wonderful valt TM mm mhm -f-X-;t.r, mm ZZt'tSfVii w& wmm si® Xii "w \H **& m ?« m tmmmm my ®»JKI :f:i w * \ \ s '<>.r *>-y'■* 9-i M m NATIONAL'S DE LUXE 8-VALVE ALL-WAVE MANTEL A truly great set featuring SPIN TUNING, Huge Tri-Colour Floodlit Dial, Noise Suppressor, Magic Eye and every Improvement known to radio science. A masterpiece with no etjutils on ull wave hands. £33/10/EASY TERMS ARRANGED I The Amazing NATIONAL "7" Amazing' but true! Special circumstances enable us to offer a limited quantity of brand new National 7-Valve All-Wave Mantels. All-Wave, mark you, at the positively ridiculously low price of £26/10/-. Usually £3l/10/-, these superb All-Wave Sets feature 7 valves plus magic eye, noise eliminator, 2-speed tuning, trl-coloured dial, wide range speakers, visual volume and tone indicators, etc. Cabinet as Illustrated at Right. £26/10/Terms: 5/6 per Week. When it Specify NATIONAL OR EKCO! A i m &■'' I I§ mm* XWii m '■!>' ''A mm MmMm m ■:>«& zm I® Wm % ' ■ - - V/ </■** 1 U * U/ Q3 a S m w> v> /O £i?£Rifis2 ~.-SVX'. r f.v :■ V*' A -fc.-p* i.'.W tsih 0 0 -sMS? m <*• Whatever your needs, whatever the size of your farm, whatever type of farming you are engaged in—there is an ALLIS-CHALMERS Tractor, of the right typ?, size, and power—built by the 92-year-old Company that has pioneered the development of the modern farm Tractor —distributed and serviced by Dominion Motors Limited (North Island). "EVERYFARM MODEL "B" The sensational new, efficient, light-weight, low cost Troetor thot is revolutionising the farm powor problem. Will plough 5 to 6 acres a dcy, cultivate 14 to 15 acres a day, discharrow 20 acres a day. It will handle many types of crops, drive belt-driven A machinery and do a multitude of odd Ai Jp I ■ JP. jobs. Replaces four good horses —will sSi \Jr handle your horse-drawn implements, too. Equipped with rubber tyres f.o.r. Auckland throughout. , ,or Wellington. W Full Two Plough Tractor With Belt Pulley and Power take-off—£22s. Wl !SS*SS & UISCHHIMERCS II V" 0 y Sri \ 'M >■ u <b f'jQii With Air Tyres all round. F.o.r. Auckland or Wellington. C With Steel Wheel* Jhf Jb all round. F.o.r. Auckland or Wellington. EV3ODEL "WM" Crawler Tractor Farmers throughout the world consider this to be the most acceptable medium-sized Crawler Tractor ever designed. It is balanced in design, its weight, horse-power and traction being equalised to provide maximum pulling power. Of rigid construction; will stand hard work and abuse. Draw bar horse-power, 30.98. Four cylinder engine with removable steel cylinder f Bpf liners, renewable tungsten steel volve m M| seats. Uses petrol or Power kerosene. m Four forward speeds—one reverse. Engine The ALLIS-CHALMERS "W" Models have been described as the most useful mediumsized tractors ever designed. The "WF" is a fast Tractor with four forward speeds, a road speed of 10 m.p.h. and three working speeds of 3£ and 4| m.p.h. 23 h.p. engine —will drive on the belt a 23in. thresher. On the draw bar it will handle two 14in. ploughs. A comfortable tractor to drive—large rubber tyres and comfortable seat with convenient controls, make it particularly easy to handle. Four cylinder engine with removable steel cylinder liners, renewable valve seats. Burns petrol or power kerosene. The rear wheel tread may be widened from 46in. to 57in. as desired. is governor-controlled, giving close regulation and moximum fuel economy. 50in. With 12in. grousers, f.o.r. Auckland or Wellington. 'ST*.* m !! mm ivi i.fr SSi NORTH ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS - THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD MODEL "W" (Row Crop) A medium-sized tractor with four forward speeds—rood speed of 10 m.p.h., three working speeds of IVi, 3'/j ond m.p.h.—that mcons a speed for coch job. 23 horsc-poWcr engine. Will drive a 231n. thresher. On the draw bar it will handle two 14in. ploughs. Comfortable to drive—has large rubber tyres and comfortable seat. Available with rubber tyres or steel wheels. FILL INCUT OUTPOST TODAY Tractor Division, , __ THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD., Courtsnay Place, WELLINGTON, C.3. □ Model B ("Everyfarm")— I I light-weight, low-cost, i—l rubber-tyred tractor for all Jobs on small farms and ' useful jobs on big farms* kr—| Model W»—23 h.p. Full I I f\ I two-plough tractor rubber-tyred or steel * wheels row-crop model. Gentlemen: Please iend me, without cost or obligation on my part, particulars of the tractor(s) I have indicated: Model WF —similar to Wv,. but with regular front axle. Model U wheel field or road tractor. Wide choice of tyre-equipment. Model WM—The finest medium-size crawler tractor in the world. 4-S plough capacity. Models KO. LO and SO world leaders in tho field of big diosel crawler tractors. For sawmillers, contractors, heavy Industrial uses.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23145, 17 September 1938, Page 23
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