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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 73, 29 August 1947, Page 1 (Supplement)

A PROGRESSIVE FIRM NEW PROGRESSIVE SERVICE MAGNUS EEfcfNIE AUSTIN GARAGE George Street Teleph3|t 419 WHAKATANE Battery In Less Than Afti^njr? YES ! -SAFELY, FULLY AND ECONOMICALLY! BY THE CHAMPION QUICK CHARGEI m.im ::r i , «;isnoßfißEEHßiPfltt; m. mmmumms ~~ fSurveys have shown and trucks are only half charged. If d MtteHLgpf. f u jj charged it will be more muc }j longer. Keep yours up to the marHL.pi you pounds later. Winter is tough on batteries. Let 1 expert check yours now and put it in Whether it requires a full charge or onl] this can be done conveniently whilst youl being greased, or any minor job is carried^ % You will appreciate this new service we offer you. It will save you time, trouble and money. In the past, you have found it a nuisance having your battery recharged. Having to hire a rental batfery has cost you valuable time and money. Often you have carried on with a half flat battery rather than face the bother of getting it recharged. This is harmful to the life of your battery. A weak battery takes the pleasure out of motoring. Let us service your battery and put your crank handle in storage. Next time your battery needs a recharge, make use of our Quick Charger Service. Without removing the battery from your car we can test and fully charge it in under an hour. Charge it brim full of power, safely, speedily and cheaply. Radio batteries are especially benefited Quickcharger Service. As your battery can bl fully charged in less than an hour you do not need' to have a spare battery. This alone is a considerable saving. Radio batteries are often used till they are dead flat. This is harmful to a battery as it causes sulphation to occur on the plates, and the sulphation can shorten battery life by 50 per cent. Our Quickcharger has a Desulphation Unit and so we remove this condition from your battery, and that will halve your battery bill!! & Quickcharger battery service is universal overseas. In 1939 there were 60,000 in use in Great Britain alone, and countless thousands in U.S.A. In New Zealand and Australia they are used and recommended by the largest manufacturers of storage batteries. Car manufacturers to-day approve of the Quickcharge principle. Most modern cars are now fitted with a form of Quick charge incorporated with the voltage Control Regulator on the Generator.