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Wairarapa Age, 18 November 1919, Page 5

AVERT TRACTORS ARK SBYBB "LAID UP." Avery Tractor owners can do any repair work, or ilt any new part* should thoy be necessary. Avery Traetors are standardised machines, and standardisation means a saving in original cost and after costs. Your Avery will never bo laid up waiting for a mechanic to call. For example, let u« suppose tb:»t an Avery owner '' woven' ■' a cylinder wall—-he does not have to buy a complete new cylinder. Neither does lie have to take the en? Rine out of the tra«tor to send away for attention. Instead he Biraply pulb* out the inner cylinder wall aiid replaces it with a new "spare"—simpler limn putting ft new handle on a shovel! Not that the Av«'iy will need ovot these simple renewnlM-—it i« built to last. As to economy, the Avery takes beating—its fuel is kerosene—>i"t oi>btly ben/ifiel The Avery JDupJex GsjsHSor turna kerosene into powerful fins. There'» a size for every farm— Kte tlte .Avery Ti'^'fT —the tuaohm*'i,n.t pi'e« up profit*. ■'.. Rutrifk k«<4 Ho., Ltd., Wjingmmi «nrt MMUngfe*'*. Loeal itgeutu, Thun, H'agjf nod C«., Motor fxupHttvto, MjuturtoA. 17,