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Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14088, 18 June 1919, Page 6

TNCHEARE YOUR ACREAGE WITHOUT INCREASING YOUR FARM! Tni« is another Avery T ra etor ad-'-antacrn. The Avpry ensures a higher harvest Heean«ie it enahles you tn cultivate more of your farm. You do not 'iave to set aside paddocks for the Vvery to " feed" in. You do not ,iave to tie up some acres in growing grass for wint r bay. All the Avery needs is a small shed—or a good tarj'lilin. When you do away with horses • "d 'ring the Avery to your farm all <!ip horse paddocks and grass padlocks •re released for cultivation! That's how thp Avery means more acreage. VVh'Tons horses tie un part of your l;r <! I'd:- smizinc. the Avery peels onlv The P.li Kni.l !«■ a few sf|unre feet. Get full [ of this m lendid Tractor! nn!v cheap kerosene. Tt is :iui!ia 'i—never falls sick. i.ii. 'very Tractor. a« v.-'ve fore c! >es the work of i .-In 1 two men. All day it work* land—at nisht i f does s"lei vice n.o a stationary now 'Twil 1 drive shearing v. ;•< h r< lighting plants, saw-beruhi s. t >r> m'lkirg plants, in ad' ••••"ik in thp field. Imr< 'so ;• with' ut ; ncrc:i-.iii" vour farm write.—A. H» trick _ and (' Wanganui and Wellin'Cton ■•-.. ! S _..T. T , ,.v:, l v »• -1 f Motor Engineers. Hamilton.