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Wairarapa Age, 23 April 1927, Page 3

mofilchl e MOBILOIW * s Important w ® as well as the Grade 3? 1- JBL LAVERY motor needs a grade of s( ———"“ Mobiloil and there’s a scientifically correct grade of Mobiloil / " WX m or ever y motor. But asking for % w it by grade letter alone is no 1 ’ guarantee that you will be supplied with MOBILOIL. When you want Mobiloil ask for it by NAME as well > Ml m as Grade. Se£ that the Gargoyle W trade-mark and the name Mobiloil ■ H appear on the tin you buy, or on the JL drum from which you are supplied. MOBILOIL - the World’s - |i Standard among Motor Oils ; M( Mobiloil IT 1 Fi ">1 llake the chart ymrr ejiiide f 7m 4 VACUUM OIL COMPANY, PH’ ltd

Greater Comfort—-Greater Beauty —Greater Economy CH RYSLER BUILT AS ONLY CHRYSLER BUILDS . a If you will picture the Chrysler B “50” on the one hand, and the few other four-cylinder cars of large production on the other, The Chrysler “so” the amazing difference between Coupe, Coach, and them will make your choice an c«fb chnJiS” T>P< ’ astonishingly simple matter. Qin full size, family roominess; in beauty of appearance and furnishings; in wonderful performance and economy, you will need no one to point out to you that _ the Chrysler “50” is quite alone in its field —that there is really no comparison in value. fr"" Ji i < Chrysler Standardized U Quality is a fixed and in—I flexible quality standard which enforces the same scrupulously close limits irrMiwTHm 'n mi r mmw.—m -fm — the same rigid rule of \ engineering exactness — isame absolute accuracy and precision of align-i-montandassemblage—in t^iemeasurement,themachining and the manu- ~ iiiwimwiwnmi / factoring of every part, \ \jiXfl_\W practice and process in four lines of Chrysler cars. G. MALMO, LTD. MASTERTON. N.Z. Distributor,.* TODD MOTOR C&. Wsßlncton and Christchurch.

MASIBETOM school. CLASSES 111 ART CRAFTS. rpHE SCHOOL has now available ao Instructoi ■ 'ipable of Teaching Mar queterie (w<»i»u ataining), Leather work, Batik Work, Stencilling, Paint ing on China, Pottery Work, Lettering. Etc. Classes .n these subjects will be formed in addition to the usual Drawing and Painting Classes, if sufficient support is forthcoming. In order that necessary arrangements may be made, si udents desiring to take up any of tho Art Subjects are roquo.it nd to communi-ate with the Principal us soon as possible. EVENING CLASSES. Standard VI. Proficiency, Electrical Engineering, Matriculation. Classes will bo formed if sufficient students offer. Names should bo giver, in immediatelv