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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 210, 30 May 1919, Page 9

AN AVERY TRACTOR REPLACES TWO HEN;. AND EIGHT HORSES! Consider what the Avery 8-16 k.p. liVm Tractor will 6ave you, and what it will earn' for y° u - Q ne nlan W '" L . " l ' s ' t ' en ' Avery can do as'much ploughing as-two men' witfr four-horso teams. The same thing applies to harrowing, discing, packing, drilling, and reaping-you yourselt can do thowork as quickly and mow 'cheaply than two labourers with iour horses each. Then bear in mind that the Avery Tractor docs work which horses can't do', While your teams would lie in their stalls eating, the Avery could bo busy at work as a. stationary power plant. 'It will drivo your milking machine, electric light plant, shearing machines, circular saws—it is farm engine and farm trnctor combined. And ■'all this is done on the cheapest fuel—not costly benzine, biit low-priced kerosene!. The Avery Duplex Gasificr turns keroseno into powerful gas—the cost is less than the feeding of eight horses, and no land is "tied up." Get particularsof the Avery standardised parts—if repairs should be necessary, an engineer's services are not required. There aro Avery Tractors for all sized farms. Write or Mil. Distributors for Now Zealand: A. Halrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington and Wanganui; Thos. Wagg and Co., Motor Importers, Mastorton.—Advt. ;