Your local Shall dealer will DRAIN AND REFILL YOUR ENGINE with the MOTOR OIL The NEW Shell Motor Oil is produced by an exclusive twostage process. First the oil is solvent-refined, a process which Shell has been developing for 20 years. Next it is fortified by the addition of an oiliness concentrate also manufactured by a special Shell process. The main advantages are that 1. The NEW Shell Motor Oil is free-flowing, ensuring instantaneous circulation of oil. 2. The NEW Shell Motor Oil is stable, resulting in the/ absence of carbon and sludge, and 3. The NEW Shell Motor Oil has exceptional oiliness guaranteeing protection against (a) Wear when the engine is running, (b) Damage to Cylinder Walls, when the engine is cold, by condensation of water and acids formed by combustion of fuel, and (c) Dry-starting, or absence of oil-film protection for working parts when the engine is started up. For general economy in use and a markedly reduced repair bill, ask your local Shell dealer to drain and refill your engine with NEW Shell Motor Dil. A NEW OIL ... A NEW PROCESS ... A NEW SEALED BOTTLE THE SHELL COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) S.W. 355
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23542, 4 July 1938, Page 2
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