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Wairarapa Age, 1 October 1930, Page 3

I 1 € 1I ‘ TD S 1 1i3» : M Mu w is® 4w. ■ ißfllp IDIIM DC I WaSf i | P 8 ® yea* thousands of motorists have exchanged their ~ ■ wet gas troubles for DRY GAS M power, pleasure and profit. imFui It is fitting that a motor spirit, which / f 3 6 ! r I has so ’ proved itself, should be further / / 3 s "" distinguished by being sold from a I |hll new, diStinftive Silver Pump. So that Br A wherever you go, from the North Cape ► 3 3 to the Bluff, you will know at a glance 3 - W " which pump to Stop at. No more un5 i Ml necessary gear changing, no more dilut■V* F 4 ed motor oil and consequent engine ... trouble, but quicker Starts, swifter ac- . Im celeration, greater economy. Each drop DRY GAS is instantly transformed lA dl into flashing power. Change your Wet H 3 | Gas Troubles fix DRY GAS Power. I Ke the New Silver Pumps. H Gott^»aQ y lAmkei If 9 Itexacol I DRY GAS I MOTOR SPIRIT ■ z '• *- L' 1

C™ ESDI THE SEEDS OF SUCCESS FEED YOUR STOCK WELL—and they will both Feed and Clothe you well! PROVED THE BEST BY EVERY TEST. RAPE LUCERNE SWEDES TURNIPS MANGELS • KALES On Sale in Every District. F. COOPER, LTD., WELLINGTON. HOTEL CECIL. rpHE CECIL is patronised by Wairarapa’s Leading Settlers. Wairaarpa visitors will find the best of accomomdation at the Hotel Cecil, which is immediately opposite the Lambton Station. NIGHT PORTERS KEPT. All Trains and Steamers Met. J. McPAELAND,. Proprietor.