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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 February 1915, Page 3

The question of the proper rnetihofl of storing petrol and oil is one which, causes the private owner, who desires to have a good supply of fuel on hand, considerable worry. There are various bulk storage systems, the main features

>f which are that £hey reduce fire risk o a minimum, save considerable time

in replenishing talks, and obviate con siderable wastage, due either to vibra tion or spilling, which is unavoidable with the older mothod oi storage. The most convenient ami safest arrangement is for the storage tank to bo located below ground l , from whioh the spirit is pumped or forced by water displacement to the. draw-off pipe. Bulk storage systems are not confined to motor fuels. They are also particularly good for kerosene, lubricating oil, and other liquids, which it is convenient to store in bulk.

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