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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 11, 17 March 1950, Page 8

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ON YOUR FARM COMPLETELY SELF-OILING > < o z < I $ THE WALLACE BEAM - GEARING PRESSURE PLANT Make sure of a permanent water supply .under pressure with a Wallace Beam-Gearing Pressure-Plant combination the smoothest, most .reliable piece of pumping machinery on the rharket today. Oil is stored in crank case and automatically carried to all bearing points. Operates efficiently and economically on the deepest bores. \ Write today for full details of the Wallace Range of Pumping Machinery. There's a Wallace Outfit designea for your water-supply problem. ALWAYS MAKE SURE IT'S A... 8 9 ROST THIS COUPON NOW! Wallace PUMPS %ND PRESSURE OUTFITS D. McL. WALLACE LTD'. Newmarket WHAKATANE AGENT; ~ R. COWAN, Merritt St., Whaka tane MESSRS. D'. McL. WALLACE LTD. T 1 NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. U Please forward me, without obligation, Free Illustrated Literature on Wallace Pumps and Pressure Plants. NAME ADDRESS DAVID °ljs£ Fu^ A c^Ly7^ .. r ° * BROWN tmpC r, c °nZ% n Py t f/ n g o of C3^r' Per n j,° nc gilf' 0 [’sect •■° u \ bc,P n J-M Uth^nd p 'o mm ■m has * sweep j m an ACRE am HOUR on a GALLO •1 '*'' ow *«K 1 to" P lo “f 4 %*„ Otago. ' nf benz* ne r^//v eC °A/ol^ r * ," in s a, arr °toin? • PW- % * Coder,?, ' 2 u "=rJ;'y"s. .*** t garb r ut Var>d. L JSuf n Per WaHn »rciAo. Or o '-v ' 7 /c ‘ } P/ ° (/ / ■"V,V 4 W" ”■» v.. O 74 Originals of these testimonials on file. \P**) p ow, °<s> ..A a 5 at; L “V A ' A <A £r HB/ \Vy 0p R£ A ONE GALLON PER HOUR IN HEAVY GOING L Ly / " Pu Hir>~ . v^O / io 'V- 7 b °Ci , ' V Vl' ci/f,. f/ "'ee c 3, ' / // Pec r Q , C °ts. j.° V, o;>po o ,,> ?S* .?*>>;■ / Z'j ,cf Vv 7-^* t o\W* . *,W CX> ■. yjaS . se ... \o’7 o o, * „ (A TO" 6vS csV ***** T''V e ‘ tirt' c * l v.oU' • vjas ' oa^ c*’On virgin country . . . ploughing land that is somewhat heavy . . . this tractor’s fuel ““consumption is very low being not more than I gallon an hour." H.D., Hokitika, com* -n <‘s god s d, I nd J - O °pbr gen, ’ Ur > 0 £° v m Per 0 Ur D6<» The most Economica! Tractor in use today With a draw bar pull of 4.200 lb. a 6 speed double range giving 12 forward and 4 reverse gears and a much lower fuel consumption than any similar tractor, the David Crown offers the shrewd farmer an * unbeatable propoiition. Fuel savings alone can amount to the cost of a new tractor in 10 years! Undoubtedly — THE WORLD’S FINEST TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS WHAKATANE, GALATEA, OP OTIKI DEALERS : MAGNUS LENNIE MOTORS GEORGE STREET " WHAKATANE