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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13818, 7 October 1918, Page 4

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On cp* a ppir■•*'•■ ' ifiWIIiV L E l11^!^ This represents the difference . ■ If IMi \ I.■-■ ■ 'M- ' Fl,''" J R BOOTH SELF-OILER and ail others. Not Many Points in Doing a Dirty Job 50 Times a Year when a Positive Means of Cutting Out 49 of Them Offers ! ! ! ■, ■*"■■■ ■ ■ . . ■ This is not mere " selling talk " but is a statement of practical every-day fact/ proven to the full, in thousands of cases, all over the Dominion, and we are, continually getting letters meaning the same, but not perhaps so concisely put, i as the following: v Waikari, Dec. 6th, 1916. Messrs Booth, Macdonald & Co., Christchurcb. Dear Sirs—l thought it might interest you to. know that the first Self-Oiler , Windmill I got from you just two years ago was put^up at that tune and filled with the specified quantity of oil, and has not had any more ijput into it until to-day. The cog was still dipping into the oil, and it may have gone another year. I am, yours sincerely, (Signed) HENRY H. HOLLAND. P.S. —The mill has to supply water for six paddocks, the stable, garden, and all about the homestead, so it is not idle. • 95 per cent, of Windmill troubles result from inattention to lubrication. With the BOOTH SELF-OILER lubrication troubles are non-existent \ As there are no other troubles of which we have any knowledge the ELS.O- 13 100% gOOd I It represents: Service— Plus! Trouble, Minus! Get illustrated , Catalogue, Post Free. Please mention this paper. Booth, Macdonald & Co., Ch-ch. Auckland Branch : Corner Albert and Durham Streets. Local Agents: D. McL. WALLACE, Thames, Te Aroha, and Matamata. Thames Representative: Mr. Hare, P.O. Box 64