NOVO-KO SAVES PETROL ON THE FARM.

Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13816, 22 July 1918, Page 6

NOVO-KO SAVES PETROL ON THE FARM.

For the farmer's car, for his milking machine engine, for his tractor, or for his lighting plant, Novo-ko will work a wonderful saving in fuel. To outline the function of Novo-ko it must be known that with just plain petrol every explosion in the cylinder docs not give the full charge of power that it should. The combustion is not complete so that not only is petrol power being lost, but the engine becomes dirty because of unburnt carbon which settles as each explosion takes place. But what a wonderful change is mir nessed when just one ounce of Novo-ko is added to the benzine or whatever the fuel may Ik I —only 3d worth of Novo-ko Novo-ko produces complete combustion thus more power per explosion and a cleaner, sweeter-running engine result. For instance, take the case of Mr E. Crombie, buyer for Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Wanganui. In a letter he states: —-My car is a six cylinder Buiek, has run about 14,000 miles, and has not been cleaned since I bought it. On benzine I did 18.4 miles to the gallon. On Novo-ko the same car under exactly similar conditions and with air adjustment only, did 28.4 miles to the gallon. These figures speak for themselves." In fie case of farm engines there is the reliable test conducted by Mr Mason Bayly, of Bett and Bayly's garage, Palmerston North, together with Mr Ernest A. Uhrbom. It showed that in a stationary engine burning Kaliff motor spirit, there was an increase of over 78 per cent in running time when Novo-ko was added Owners of cars and farm motors should certainly avail themselves of these big savings. Novo-ko has been tried cut in Ford cars, Rover cars, Babv Austin, Buiek, Dodge Bros., Chevrolet, Studebaker, Allan, Hudson, also a Crusader. Royal Ruby, Clvno and other motor cycles. It is interesting to not? that in adition to the above facts, Novo-ko is not injurious to metals—a I>ottle containing coins, copper plate, wire,

! ! * : : 1 : " :-j i!. ! eveals 11.'t j i llli' sl igilt i' ■ I trace 01 (ui I iimiMl ;i I tiT nearly cue year. The company absoiui-ely guarantees that Xovo-ko will i-i.t .p-lv a!!V< t ilie i 1: •. Save petrol and save money. You can got Xovo-ko at any garage at the following prices:—.ls one pint tin, sufficient for I'll I 7s ('«! half gallon, sul'icieiit lor S! gallons; 3l?s lid one gallon, siidicient for 150 gallons. For free booklet containing full details write X.Z. Fuel Keonoinisers, Ltd., Box 50, (J.P.0., Wellington. "Xovo-ko" is now j>ro<luce<l in a clarified form, ami is absolutely guarantecii not to harm the engine in any way nor to dog the valves. Almost water white, it leaves absolutely no deposit, has little odour, and is guaranteed entirely free from stickiness or sediment of any kind. The company is replacing all old stock with this new clarified " Xovo-ko." See that you get it. You can easily tell it by the at--1 tractive five-colour label. If you have a tin of old "Novo-ko" bring it back 1 to your dealer. Mho will be glad to ex--1 change it for the new product.