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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 509, 12 November 1928, Page 6

The smoothest, toughest motor oil If you could see into your motor's bearings the film produced by the new Atlantic Motor Oil would look like this — smooth, tough and unbroken. . . . The most dependable protection the working parts of your motor have ever had . The lowest motor upkeep cost you have ever known . . . The greatest oil economy you have ever experienced That’s what this new, longlasting, high-heat-resisting Atlantic Paraffin Base Motor Oil means to you. Try it. See how little oil your motor will consume. And how able-bodied and effective this oil still is after hundreds and hundreds of miles. All because this new Atlantic Paraffin Base Motor Oil has none . . . and the film of inferior oils would look something like this—weak and broken, with metal rubbing on metal end raptdfy wearing away. of the quick-melting, oil-thin-ning waxy substances which the usual filtering methods cannot remove completely. An added Atlantic process whirls them out by centrifugal force. Speeding bearings or flying pistons simply can’t break Atlantic down. High motor heat can’t cause it to evaporate appreciably ; can’t change its character. Nothing but petrol dilution can reduce its consistency. Nothing but road dirt or other foreign substances can roughen the smooth, tough coating it spreads over every friction surface. Try it. & Sp iril runt 1 TV tof M L)tw° n 55. UK/ D-0-2*n Obtainable from all Atlantic Union Dealers.