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Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1929, Page 15

Only a genuinely' : satisfied farmer ■■ would trouble to write so long. a letter as this. ♦ ♦ ' Full of valuable information for other farmers (wpt'H r AB.” will ko where no other Garthmyl, Middlemarch, 29th May, 1829. CA XE’i. to why I selected a “CATERPILLAR” I «««”” #owlng ’ may say that I had intended purchasing another make pas leaving no ground m arko of Tractor and it was through the efforts of your sub- FILLAR ,XXs «uch as any Wheel Tractor will do. agent, Mr. R. McLinteck, of Balclutha, that I flnal!j t a ]iy <m the WO rking hours and purchased a “CATERPILLAR.” The question of and have worked out the running cost zssjsst s ».. 5 advantages possessed over Wheel Tracers make .. 2Q 11 10 well worth the extra price. . Overhauling, Repairs, Benewals .. 7 n * T am thoroughly satisfied with the PII.BAR " in every: way. When I first took delivery £lll 8 () ot (lie machine it was under trial, with the right.to houiß of work this ave eres out at 2/0 return it if I was not satisfied. At the end of hour.- Allowing 6% for interest • <he purchase month’s time I would have been loath .to part wit o f ®405 and 10% for deprecia. hese item# It" and later experience has further enhanced my amount to a ‘further 1/9 per hou :.d allowing , .1 for farm 1/3 per hour for wages and total ruim.n s cost would work? My C l»nd 'is uiVlevel and varies from sandy purchasing » “CATERPILLAR” I ran river fiat to stiff black soil. Though I have donei three years, keeping a careful tally on hill work with the “CATERPILLAR” I i have also, so far as I have> been her out on some pretty rough jobs. I .ploughed one exp * comparison with the costs of paddock which was full of old jabbjt “"J neighbouring farmer’s Tractors. So far as I am Seri have performed the - rs SMS — of a lajtocL —————————— PRICES f . £340 For full particulars of each model . a Fifteen£44o Jlltee A.S.PATERsSN&Co.Ltd, “"’pT 0 quicker P.O. Box 438, Wellington. Railage Paid cheaper * C c 2 [Be sure it’s a “Caterpillar” —look for this Trade Mark,

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