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Wairarapa Age, 5 November 1930, Page 3

Ml/ 1 G A S Mcj makes TFsiF nMfcl your car so muck HARDER to HANDLE RVX TET gas troubles begin with almost every coki start / yV and may keep up until you lock the garage Tor the night. Likely to stall on the slightest provocation, wet gas makes parking an ordeal and traffic a ticklish undertaking. It defies the starter, and is completely cowed by a hill. How can you tell dry gas from wet ? By performance and by name I Texaco is known throughout the world as the first and finest of dry gases. No sooner is it in your tank than you begin to notice a new responsiveness. A smooth surging flow of velvet power leaps into action at the c command of the throttle. You climb hills as you have never climbed before. Parking, traffic, driving in general, becomes a pleasure. t~ To-day see for yourself what a difference dry gas will make. Fill up at the Texaco pump. And remember that this original dry gas is obtainable only at the sign of the Texaco Red Star with the Green T. TEXACO BRY GAS The New and Better MOTOR SPIRIT! THE TEXAS €O. (AUSTRALASIA) LTB. J COPYRIGHT - 72f1.45.30 *

GOOD USED TRACTORS FOR SALE. “Case” 18/32 £2OO “Case” 18/32 £l5O “Fordsons,” From £5O A. S. PATERSON & CO., LTD., Tractor Depot, 131 a Church Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. GREY HAIR! A PERFECT BE-COLOURATION follows the use of “INECTO”—for the hair assumes its original colour, and is left soft and silky. After the Treatment you can have your Hair Waved without affecting the permanent colour. A simple process completed in an hour. PERMANENT WAVING, 30/-. LILIAN ANDERSON, (Above Watson & Co.) 1 QUEEN 01. Th' EPH ONE 1181,