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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 222, 13 June 1919, Page 9

AVERY TRACTOR MEANS A BETTER PAYING FARM!' Starting in to plough vour land with two (horses and a single-furrow plough is a waste of lima—a . loss in money, Such a method is quickly passing away —it'is being added Jo the list of "old customs/' 'i'ho Avery Traotor will do the samo amount of work as- two nion with two teams of four horses. It doos this work on needs only the attention of one man or boy. Whilst ono farmer, following old methods, is ploughing ono furrow with two horses, another farmer could ho doing tho work of two i'ojir-liorse teams and two men. The saving of timo is enormous and goes on all the year round, in discing, harrowing, rolling, drilling, harvesting, and hauling. At night time, too, your Avery Tractor will drive milking machines, circular 6aws, house-lighting plants, pumps, and tho like. Never before has there been such a valuable farm labourer. Tho Avery i 6' truly "Jack-of-all-trades," and he is master of them all. Call and seo us about an Avery Tractor. Make this year a record. Let jour Avery mako tho pace. Distributors for NewZealand: A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington and Wanganuij Tlios. Wagg and Co., Motor. Importers, Mastertou.—Advt. The- most common of ills is probably the ordinary cqld, and the moat successful of cures for this common ill is "NAZOL7' In bottles of 60 doees for Is. 6d.—Advt