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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17654, 2 September 1919, Page 2

INCREASE YOUR ACREAGE WITHOUT IKCREASIMG YOUR FARM. This is another Avery Tractor advantage. The A very ensures a bigg«r harvest because it enables you to cultivate more of your farm. Yen do not have to set aside paddocks for the Avery to "feed in." You do not have to tie up some acres in growing grass for winter hay. Al! tbe Avery needs is a small shed —or a good tarpaulin. When you do away with horses and bring the Avery to your farm all the horse paddocks are released tor cultivation! That's how the Avery means irore acreage. Whereas horses tie up part o c your land for grazing, the Avery needs or'« a few square feet. Get full particulars t£ *1i:° Knlendid Tractor 1 t Ie burns only cheap kerosene. It is easy to manage—never falls sick. The 8-16 h.p. Avery Tractor, as we've said before, does the work of eight horses and two men. All day it works on the land—at night it does splendid service rrs n stationary power plant. 'Twill drive shearing machines, pumps, lighting plants, saw-benches, separators, milking plants, in addition to work* in the field. Increase your crops witlmut increasing your farm J Call or write.—A. Hatrick and Co., Tt-d., WnnTniii rnol Wellington.—A. Hatrick and Coy., Distributors for-Nef Zealand , No mere srrfnrtlnJ of teeth with WADE'S WORM FTGs Price 1/6. THF, FOT.mVO OOttFTSCRFW WAS WORTH A FORTUNE. to the inventor 1 Simple Ideas often bring fame and fortune to the inventor. Have you an idea? If you have, call or write for our free booelet, " Advice to Inventors. '* Henry Hughes Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington. THE BIG SHIP moved to leave the port The skipper shouted "Moor her! That blankydasted cook has been and left the Suratura!"