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Something More for Progressive Local Bodies! THE Austin RU ROLLER marks a new development in MODERN ROAD-BUILDING! They Require - No Coal No Certificate mm No Water Cart They Create— No Sparks No Soot No Noise &Ssasgsx*s&£ and will operate either on Benzine or Kerosene at option of operator. THREE WHEELED PATTERN marks a new development in MODERN ROAD-BUILDING! They Require— No Coal No Certificate No Water Cart They Create— No Sparks No Soot No Noise and will operate either on Benzine or Kerosene at option of operator. They are “making good” roads in N.Z. Read what a progressive County Engineer says: Cook County Council. (Engineer’ Office), Gisborne, June 30th, 1914 Re Austin Motor Roller and Scarifier, I have used this machine for about three months in rolling newly metalled roads, and about one month in scarifying old metal. So far the results have been satisfactory. I consider the Roller well suited to “up country’’ work, on account of not having to cart coal, coke or water. We have hitherto used benzine, the consumption being J case per day of 8 hours. I have not used the Roller yet on grades steeper than about 1 in 14, but have no doubt it will easily negotiate any practical grade. The Scarifier weighs nearly two tons and has 4 heavy tines, all of which were in use at one time. Yours faithfully, de JENNES FRASER, County Engineer. I Send for Catalogue, Prices, etc. Mention this paper > i mm Wm TANDEM PATTERN Booth, MacDonald & Go. Limited, Christchurch —Auckland, Hamilton, Gisborne, Hastings, Hawera, Timaru

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Progress, Volume X, Issue 2, 1 October 1914, Page 76

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Page 76 Advertisement 1 Progress, Volume X, Issue 2, 1 October 1914, Page 76