LISTER'S, OF ENGLAND, PRAISE THE AVERY TRACTOR.

Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14835, 27 July 1918, Page 3

LISTER'S, OF ENGLAND, PRAISE THE AVERY TRACTOR.

The Avei-y Farm Tractor is not made Tby 'Lister's—it is an American production. Lister's opinion of this machine is therefore free fronv bias—the fact, that they are selling the A very shows t»iat they must think it good. We mention this if act because Lister's are wellknown as the makers, of the famous Lister Oil1 Engines. In a cablegram they said: —"Have had twelve months' experience Avery Motors. Sold over 100 machines ; results very, satisfactory and consider machines in front rank. Supplying Government here." In New Zealand also, the Avery Tractor i^ being supplied to the Department of Agriculture. You can therefore invest in an Avery Tractor with the knowledge that it will be a paying investment—a profit-making, time-saving, labour-sav-ing move. Whether your farm be a large or small one, there's an Avery Tractor to suit it. A handy model is the 8-16 h,p.—it does the work of eight horses (and more) on cheap kerosene fu,el. The original cost is practically the only cost— the fuel consumption is trifling when you remember it consumes kerosene only when working. Ond man or a boy can drive the Avery Tractor— a saving in wages compared with two 4-horse teams. Farmers should remember thai the Government will assist them to buy tractors—full details can be obtained from the Department of Agriculture. A 12/25 Avery Model W. has just been delivered to Hon. ( MacDonald, Minister of Agriculture, for use on his own farm. Get particujars of smaller and larger sizes—also prices. A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui ! and Wellington, New Zealand Agents.