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Wairarapa Age, 15 March 1933, Page 7

IT MUST BE GOOD TO HAVE GROWN SO FAST! For New Zealand conditions TEXACO is undoubtedly “ The Chief of All Motor Spirits.” It gives quicker starts, flashing acceleration and extra power for high-gear performance on hilly roads. It is more economical to use because every drop is vaporised instantly into power. Fill up with TEXACO and notice the immediate improvement in your motor. “It must be good to have grown so fast” TEXACO Chief of all M 2.-34.-33 THE TEXAS COMPANY (AUSTRALASIA) LIMITED, taIjTCT M Department “B,” Head Office, Wellington. ■ • Please reserve me FREE, and without obligation, copy of the “ Book of the JR JBL Mi, , 1 JHLmJ 'Z Maori Chiefs,” handsomely illustrated in colour. lam the owner (or driver) of w a car No. flw whk Jw Jis PRINT IN CAPITALS. * Enclose 3d. tn stamps 10 cover postage. m.a*

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