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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15222, 21 May 1920, Page 8

I And Now the Packard Fuelszer Finally Solves the Low=Grade Fuel Problem | * '■■■■■.* J qpHE PACKARD FUELIZER Marks the greatest advance m motor WrUT IT DOES. ♦ % J[ design since the introduction of the TWIN-SIX. It is the only ITH the Packard Fuelizer it is practical to operate a car all the % { new idea that has been applied to automobile motors for the past year round, m any climate, with the summer adjustment of the £ J■, ten years. carburetor. Full efficiency of the fuel and an absolutely dry * j WHAT IT IS gas is obtained m less than sixty seconds after starting. J * It is an integral part of the motor— not an extra attachment. Even k our New Zealand climate, with the constantly lowering * % t The fuelizer heats the mixture from the carburetor so that the gravity of the gasolhte, a large amount of raw fuel passes the piston * '"""♦ fuel enters the cylinders as an absolutely dry gas rather than a mix- rings and washes out the oil iii the cylinders, filling the crank case # * ture of air and liquid particles of gasoline. and oil reservoir with raw fuel and diluting the lubricating oil. This, m % * unw it wnoirc me » <?a,ißes an^e wear to bearings, pistons and cylinder wails'. . % * _; . huwhwowß' WITH THE >UELEER THIS IS ABSOLUTELY STOPPED. t * This is accomplished by a sm a H enclosed automatic torch (draw- p assage of raw fae i into the crank case and the conse quent dilution ♦ * ing fue from dn auxiliary carburetor),^ which heafe a xhamber around 0 f the lubrication oil is prevented. This increases the life of the motor J * the carburetor manifold. The torch is automatically ignited and heat an d reduces the repair costs. ♦ * is generated as soon as the motor starts to revolve and continues until Spark plugs never foul and the deposit of carbon is sKght , There J * it is automatically cut out at higher it i^ not is an - mtre3iSQ of oil mileage foj m ii ea g e . ' I t needed. " .; • '«?|P! I»P It adds thousands of miles to the life of the motor. _ $ t v THE FUELIZER IS AN EXCLUSIVE PACKARD FEATURE. ? I A. M. LEWIS & SON :: Sole New Zealand Distributors of | I PACK AID CARS AND TRUCKS J ♦ Phone 1009 111, Grey Street, GISBORNE P.O. Box 269 ♦ ♦ " '■ ■ . ■ # * ..*-■•■'■ x

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Two eggs of the New Zealand quail, which is believed to have become extinct many years ago, have been presented to the Canterbury Museum (says the Christchurch Press). They are very valuable. It is hardly possiblo to state thoir value, as egg-collectors m different parts of tho World sometimes give fancy prices* for eggs they wish to add to their collections. About forty-five years ago a 6kin of tho native quail was sold by the authorities of Canterbury Museum to a collector m Italy . for, £75. The eggs of the species, probably, ; are nipre valuable than the skins, and ,as values for both have incleascd since that transaction wis made, the eggs now, besides being ornithological treasures,; are worth much money. For Bronchial Coughs, take Woods' *«-«-at Pflnpo-rmint. f!nw. 1/0 2/9.-4.

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