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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17655, 3 September 1919, Page 2

AVERY TRACTOR MEAJS'S A BETTER PAYING FARM! Starting m to plough your land with two horses and a single-furrow pjough is a waste of time—a loss in money. Such ft method is quickly passing away—it is being added to the list of "old customs." The Avery Tractor will do, the aanie amount of work as two men with '.two teams of four horse*. It does this work on Kerosene—and needs only the attention of one man^or boy. Whilst one farmer, following old methods, is ploughing one furrow with two horses, another farmer could bo doing the work of two four-horse teams and two men. The saving of time is enormous and goes on ajl the year round, in. Discing, Harrowing, Rolling, Drilling, Harvesting and Hauling. At night timej too, your Avery Tractor will drive milking machines, circular saws, house-lighting plants, pumps and the like. Never before has there been such a valuable farm labourer. The. Avery_ is truly " Jack-of-all-trades," and he is master of them a!J. Call and see us about nn Avery Tractor. Make this year a record. Let your Avery make the pace. —A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd.. Wanganui and Wellington, Distributors for New Zealand. . No more grinding of t«etb with WADE'S WORM FTGS. Price 1/6. THK FOLIWXG OOBKSCRW WA3 WORTH A FORTUNE. to the inventor! Simple idea 9 often bring fame and fortune to the inventor. Have you an idea? If you have, call or write for our free booulet, "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!" I ALLEY LTGHT is cheaper to run J than kerosene and candles—it gives you all the comforts and conveniences of electricity in your homes, and eliminates all risk of firs from naked lights. Write or call to-day for particulars.—Millward and Langridge, Wicksteed Place, Wanganui.