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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22566, 9 May 1935, Page 16

NIW ihVEfITION SAVES 25; tiOßt rt/tff P£X CAltONj You can now drive your car on the Petrol Fumes which you previously wasted! My new motor Invention make? this possible. It puts waste petrol from the Crank Case back to work in a new way! Cut* operating costs in hnlf. Increases motor efficiency stops oil Dilution. Lubricates the upper cylinder*. Prevents wear. Stops carbon deposit. Gives your motor \more power and pep. Makes starting; easier. Is actually savinc thoiw FREE ADVERTISING OFFER T am offering to Readers of this Taper. 1000 AERO-OIL VAPORATOHBFREE UNDER MY NEW PLAN FOR ,3 ADVERTISING PURPOSES DURING THE NEXT 30 M DAYS. The ob.lect is to further popularise this lnfel trenious New Invention. Jm VOUR RESULTS ARE GUARANTEED VM> with the Aero-Oil Vaporator installed I guarantee yon at tO least 85 per cent, more miles per gallon. Easier starting. jb c Five miles per hour more speed on each gear, quicker '»»* acceleration, efficient upper cylinder lubrication, and «?lL,n senera! all-round Improvement. \fV FITS ALL CARS EASILY—WORKS AUTOMATICALLY V/,5- The Aero-Oil Vaporator Fits All Motor Cars, Trucks, and (,vy Tractors. No Drilling, Tapping, or Cutting. Anyone can * C@*> install an Aero-Oil Vaporator in a few minutes with a When fitted and adjusted, forget it automatically operated by engine speed. It Is >?xKVk\v. * fool-proof, trouhle-prpof, and lasts a lifetime. INTERESTED? v OF COURSE v v YOU ARE! m miLY FITTED • National Distributing j Company, Box 867. G.P.0., Wellington I My Name is ...—■■■ ».■„-,.' Write your name and address plainly on the ■ coupon. Tear out and post to me NOW, be- 1 fore you forget. Enclose 2d, stamp for postage. { . My Address is J. R. WALSH, Controller NATIONAL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, National Building, SSO Pitt Street. Sydney, ! My Car is i Enclose 2d stamp for r>ostr";i; YREFLYINCV IMREACH,NG ™ THEM ALL RIGHT 1 WITH C-A-C, day joe Along ranged c w If they're flying high, load with "C.A.C." Long Range to get distance,, penetration, pattern and stopping power beyond the average. Every "C.A.C." Long Range Cartridge is filled with a perfectly balanced load of the world's finest progressive burning smokeless powder and "C.A.C" patented super-chilled shot automatically counted so that every Cartridge contains a uniform charge. Sportsmen using "C.A.C." Long Range consistently get full bags when the game is out of reach of other ammunition. LONG RANGE 2| 24/- per 100 2| 28/- per 100 V^ iS »V - HL«#" 1 s;» 5 < LOW PRICES Long Range a} - - 24 Long Range 2f -" , - 28 Red Smokeless 2} - 19 Black Smokeless 2} (Clay Load) • ao Black Smokeless 2} (Field Load) - ax Clay Championship 2| 23 Exelite 2$ . - - 24 .303 Mark VI Soft Nose • *9 .303 Mark VH Aluminium Tip - ag Inclusive of Exchange and Sales Ta «A LITTLE FURTHER-A LITTLE FASTERNEW ZEALAND - First Air Mail - ENGLAND New Series - AIR MAIL STAMPS - New Series The JUBILEE AIR MAIL leaving New Zealand approximately May 17 will give the FIRST COMPLETE AIR-MAIL COMMUNICATION between the Dominion and Britain. Celebrate this unique Jubilee opportunity by using the specially designed Air Mail Stamps available from all Post Offices. The denominations are Id, 3d, and 6d. Air Mail Postage: To Great Britain and Ireland, 2s Id each half-ounce. Charges to other countries on application at permanent Post Offices. » TRANS-TASMAN SILVER JUBILEE FLIGHT. The aeroplane Southern Cross will fly from Sydney to New Zealand, taking off from Richmond Aerodrome on May 14, and leaving New Zealand on the return flight approximately May 17. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR NEW ZEALAND. New Zealanders can include souvenir letters in this AustraliaNew Zealand Silver Jubilee Air Mail. Their letters may be posted under cover to General Post Office, Sydney. Either New Zealand or Australian stamps can be used. Rate of postage each way, 7d per half-ounce. Final date for posting—by Wanganella from WellingtonThursday, May 9.

An autogyro which can be folded and run on its wheels as a motor ear W being constructed in the United States,

A German film of Signor Mussolini's play, " The Hundred Days," was successfully shown in Berlin recently.