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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15000, 22 February 1919, Page 2

HORSES CAN'T DO ALL THE AVERY TRACTOR DOES. To equal, the work of. the 16 h.p Avery Farm Tractor, an 8-horse: team would have to add the following- to its ordinary work .-—Driving, milkino- machines, driving electric light plants, dnv.ng shearing machines, drivinocircular saws and other power work about the farm and homestead. The Avery Farm Tractor has a biggei sphere of usefulness than any team, and it costs less to maintain. The fuel is kerosene— and 'tis cheap. A boy or man can handle the Avery. When it is idle it is not costing money. It needs no close attention asdoes its equivalent team of eight draughts Farmers m nearly every country are using the Avery. No matter what size your farm is, there's 'an Avery model to suit it. Proof of its efficiency is contained in the following cable from Lister's—makers of the well-known English oil engines: "Have had twelve months' experienco Avery motors. Sold over 100 machines, results very satisfactory ancl consider machines in front rank. Supplying Government here." -,',71 '-frac-tors are also supplied to tiie N.Z. Department of Agriculture. Ibarra with an Avoryl Farmers should remember that 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 Mac Donald, Minister of Agriculture, for use on his own farm. Write for 'particulars and prices of the various sized models. A Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui and Wellington, New Zealand Agents.