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Progress, Volume XI, Issue 8, 1 April 1916, Page IV

fi THE CARLYLE ttk : Junior Road Grader * Is gaining in popularity every day, which is not to be wondered at in J *r the fact that for the bulk of the I \s work now done in most districts in >. vV> maintainance or re-formation, and CARLYLE Junior Road Grader Is gaining in popularity every day, which is not to be wondered at in the fact that for the bulk of the work now done in most districts in maintainance or re-formation, and for this job, the Carlyle Jimr. with 2 horses and 1 man, will do equally good work as the big machines which take 4 to 6 horses and 2 men, and cost nearly four times as much in the first place. Here’s another official report:— To Messrs. Booth MacDonald & Co. Ltd., Christchurch. Mount Hutt Road Board, Methven. September 9th, 1915. Dear Sirs, I am directed to acknowledge receipt of yours dated July 25th and August 29th re Carlyle Junior Road Grader, and to state that the Board finds the Grader quite capable of doing all and every class of road woik very satisfactorily. Yours faithfully, W. J. PERCY. We have plenty of similarly satisfactory reports from all parts of New Zealand. Catalogue with prices, etc., post free. Please mention this paper. BOOTH, MACDONALD & Go. Ltd., Christchurch. Branches: Auckland, Hamilton, Gisborne, Hastings, Hawera, Palmerston N., Ashburton, Timaru, & Dunedin a 'II hi lll'Hill Hull i 111 ' 11l