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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 83, 2 January 1920, Page 6

AVERT TRACTOR* V. HOESES! Horses need rest; horses need land for grazing; horses 'eat whether working or not; homes need looting after; horses die. But the Avery Tractor needs no rest; it needs no land for grazing; it stops "eating" when it stops working; it does not need much looking after; it does not die! You buy an Avery Tractor only once, but it serves yon always and all days. Its purchase price is an investment—its upkeep price is a trifle. One Avery 8-1G Tractor equals' two •t-horso teams in the field, and when field work is finished your Avery will drive any machinery—electric light plants, pumps, raws, milking and shearing machines,, and the like. Tho Avery is a standardised Tractor, and needs no expert attention. It is simple and it is economical—it is built of the best metals, and it burns eating oil is used over and over again. ■Shore are models for «U size farms—ono to suit you! Got details from A. Ttatrlck and Co.', Ltd., Wangamii and Wellington, . or Local Agents.—Advt. Pa used to get quite angry when re- ' moving. . Last time, however, ho em- ' ployed tho New Zealand Express Co., and now ho positively beams when you . mention moving. He had no hard work and everything arrived safely.—Advt. N Good cooks wasto nothing. They pro- ( for SHARLAND'S Baking Powder be, cause it ensures best results and IS CnEAPEST.-Advt. When replenishing your stock of shirts nnil pyjamas, purchase them from tho finest stock in Wellington. In other ' words, visit Davis and Clnter, 210 Lambton Quay! Superior Pyjamas, 12s. Gd. per suit. Don't forget to see our splendid range of Silk Shirts and Pyjamas.— Advt. Can you Invent a tlme-snvlng device? i Terhajis you have an idea that will develop into a money-making invention. If , you have, protect it by patent right. Consult Henry Hughes, Limited, Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington. Write or call for frco booklet, "Advice to Inventors."—Advt.