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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 95, 16 January 1920, Page 10

i-Minr houses foh sale. AVERY TRACTOR PURCHASED! All over the world, farmers are breaking away from horse-learns and doing their field work with Avery Tractors. Horses cannot keep pace with the Avery, anil horses cannot do all tlie Avery Tractor (loss! For nloujjhiiig, discinj,', liarrowing, rolling, drilling, reaping, and hauling,' the Avery Tractor is quicker than two 4-horsc tomns—ami flint is only part of its work. Where is the horse that can drive electric lighting plant', shearing plants, pumps, milking machines —whore is the horse that could work all dav and all night? After a day in the field, the Avery Tractor will d.o unfailing lieit-sprvice. It is Traclnrnnd Stationary Engine in one. Then always remember that all Avery Tractors are standardised -new parts ran lie.fitted without export, assistance. The assistance of a mechanic, is not needed—any repoh's that may bo needed as result o! nit accident can be easily carried out by the farmer on the farm. Look into Avery Tractor facts. See the R-1G h.p. Model. There are sizes for all farms. A. Hatriek and Co., Ltd., Wnnganui and Wellnifftmi, Local Agents. -Advt. __ > __

Kitchen economy demands tlio use, of SHAKLAND'S linking Powder. Costs less than others—gives bettor results, ycur grocer sells it.—Advt. Woods' Gre.it Peppermint Cnro. For Coughs and Colds, never fails,.—A^rt.