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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17107, 31 March 1921, Page 7

ASIC YOURSELF THIS QUESTION-" HAVE I TRIED 'GOLD CROWN?' " — —* _ That is if you are one of the many that pay for petrol. \V hat you realiy require is not petrol, but what it is ablo to furnish—PO Willi. Various grades of petrol furnish this in Varyng degrees per gallon of spirit. It is up to tho motorist who loots the bill to satisfy himself which kind gives the most power for a certain cost —and he can't know until he has tried "Gold Crown." This dependable product of the Standard Oil Co. (California) is packed B|_ gallons to tbe case instead of the ordinary 8 gallons. That reduces its price per case. It has earned the ham© it has held for tnany years as the more mileage petrol, and recent tests are only additional proofs. That reduces its cost per mile. The stocks in New Zealand are all of one grade only—the beet—and are guaranteed to contain no substance damaging to the engine, or mctul parts. That saves the cost of repairs. Its quick start and fast acceleration save many vexatious delays. These are the features that will make Jroit a regular '"Gold Crown" user onoe you've done the logical thing —given it & trial. At all garages. 6