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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11855, 11 June 1919, Page 6

A VERY TRACTOR DOES MORE WORK IN LESS TIME. ? Just as prosperous city establishment now deliver and receive their goods by motor-cars and lorries, so on hundreds of prosperous farms tlie Avery Tractor has replaced horses, and is now doing more work in less time. The Avery carries on ploughing, discing, harrowing, rolling, drilling and reaping on a more progressive and profitable basis—and as we have said before, it does work which horses cannot do. You can use your Avery Tractor as a stationary power plant—it drives milking machines, lighting plants. circular saw, threshing machines. It runs on the cheapest fuel—Kerosene. It costs less to “feed” than its equivalent in horses, and it needs that ‘ ‘feed’ ’ only when it works. The 8-16 h.p. Avery is a handy model. In the held it does the work of two fourhorse teams and two men. Yet a boy can drive it. Bear in mind also that the Avery Models are standardised. If by accident you shohld need a new part, you can adjust it yourself. Put your farm on a better paying plan. Come for all 'the details now.—A. Hatrick & Co., Ltd.. Wanganui and Wellington. Local Agents—McKenzie Ltd., Marten. II 1 st th sp ar be ar M fit to CO a r

COLDS THAT HANG ON. Any cold or congli •will hang on to on as long as you ■will let it. But surely you are not as foolish as to let it hang on. More trouble is caued by neglected colds than most ■neole realise. Treat a cold in the iirst stage bv taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy; it will give immediate and permanent relief.—Sold everwyhere.