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Wairarapa Age, 16 March 1922, Page 7

M A W W Test your Petrol by the way it starts! A quick start is sure proof of a high-grade petrol. You get this with “Meteor” Motor Spirit for two especial reasons. It is a super-refined motor-spirit from the world-famous Oklahama Oil Fields. No motor-spirit can claim to go through a more thorough refining process than does “Meteor.” Climate affects the “volatility” of petrol. “Meteor” is subjected to a special distillation to render it suitable to our New Zealand climatic conditions. It is sold nowhere else—sufficient reason for its quality to be maintained HERE. Your first “fill-up” on “Meteor” will furnish the pleasing knowledge that here, at last, is a REALLY high-grade motor-spirit. Your garage stocks it in a flasW Sole Distributors for Wellington Nelson and Marlborough : BARRAUD & ABRAHAM LIMITED Wellington, Palmerston North and Branches

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