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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19503, 11 June 1925, Page 14

Folly Charged Batteries Last Longer 'T PROLONGS the life of the battery to keep ill fvillv charged at all times, fhc expense of charging is now brought down to an infinitesimal amount by using a Westinghouse Rectigon Battery Charger. Rectigon Battery Chargers are inexpensive and dependable. Anyone can use them by just attaching to a lamp socket, no technical knowledge required. A Westinghouse Rectigon Battery Charger will soon pay for itself in the savings of the charging costs and it does prolong the life of the battery. l// TURNBULL & JONES, LTD. Stuart Street, Dunedin. © Telephone Nos. 675 <Ss 5310 74 Order the best even if you take The apparent saving in inferior quality is false economy FROM THE Original Recipe 1746 WHITE HORSE DISTILLERS LTD., GLASGOW & LONDON C_P_IS AGENTS: Messrs R. WILSON & CO., LTD., Bond and Jetty Streets, DUNEDIN. A few days’ trial? 20 years’ use? The dairy farmer -who buys a cream separator on the strength of its performance during a few days' free trial gives no thought to its behaviour for the next 20 years (IF it lasts anywhere near that long). No short term free trial, given under any conditions, can effectively demonstrate a separator’s ability to “stand the racket” for upwards of 20 years, and still skim cleanly and run easily after the lapse of such a period. Time, and the experiences of over 3,000,000 “Alfa” users (more than all the others together) are the guides to the overwhelming superiority of the ALFA LAVAL SEPARATOR “ that wo ask yon to follow. Of these 3,000,000 and more users some must surely be living near you. Ask them what they think of their Alfa Lavals before you consider any ‘ ‘ free trial offer' ’ — we will stand or fall by their testimony. Get all the information you want from the nearest “Alfa” agent—ask him to-day. Mason, Stmthers & Co. Ltd. OHEISTCHXTRCH Auckland, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Hamilton, Dunedin. 2 The Duke of York’s Bean Car H.R.H. the Duke of York, who is visiting Kenya Colony, British East Africa, will use a 14 h.p. Bean Car for various trips into the country, This is an open touring car, finished in crimson lake with leather to harmonise. The Duke inspected the car on its arrival, and expressed himself extremely pleased with its appearance. He is using it daily with excellent results, and the car has already covered a large mileage. It may be of interest to know that the Duke and Duchess of York have a 12 h.p. Bean at their residence, White Lodge, Richmond Park, which they invariably drive themselves. Another Royal user of a Bean Car is H.R.H. Prince Henry, who has a 14 h.p. Bean Coupe,* which he drives himself. OTAGO AGENTS; HISLOP & GIBSON 384 CUMBERLAND STREET