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Hokitika Guardian, 21 March 1927, Page 4

IT’S NOW INSTALLED ! ISA 5£S5 THE MODERN BATTERY CHARGING EQUIPMENT IS NOW READY FOR OPERATION. THIS REMOVES US FROM TH CATEGORY OF A GARAGE TO AN UP-TO-DATE SERVICE STATION MAKING AVAILABLE TO CAR OWNERS THE SAME FACILITIES AS WOULD BE THEIRS IN THE LARCEST CITIES »45 AFTER WE SELL, WE SERVE. BATY’S GARAGE WELD STREET HOKITIKA AUSTIN DODGE - RUGCY CARS.

Prises (as under) will lie awarded to those whose coupons total the greatest number ox points:— First. Prize £ls Twenty Prizss cf 10/- each Second Prize £lO , s ** Third Prize £5 „ »» 5/-* ~ and a Consolation Prize to all who send in coupons equal to at least 50 points without winning a cash prize. Coupons will 1)0 in all packings pf Raven Tea, and will count at the rate II TEA r Rave your coupon;; until a few days before closing of Competition and post them (stating number and your name and address) to Raven Tea Coy., Box 252. Christchurch, whose decision in all mat'c’.s shall be final. COUPONS MUST REACH US BY 31st MARCH. Closes 31 i! FA arch in each y.ar & It takes a good teaspoonful of ordinary tea to make sufficient for three persons, and It takes an ordinary teaspoonful of good tooi, viz.. Nelson Moate’s, to make sufficient for the same number of persons. And that’s the secret of the popularity of Nelson Moate’s. —it’s cood ojid it's economical! (8 MEIfOM MOATED IMPURE TEAS V\

A CHILD’S COLD. It is easy for a child to contract a cold, but it is just as easy for you •to check it with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. This preparation will put an end to a cough or cold in much $ less time than you thought possible. It is the mother’s favourite everywhere. Contains Nothing Injurious. 4 Size 1/6; Family Size 3/-

For Autumn and Winter ■u£SZ) .LAWi'YNES 1 Ideal for wedding or other gift occasions. Full rise, well filled, wide satin panels, multi-coloured floral patterns. When ordering, please indicate colour scheme of bedroom. This will assist in selecting the most suitable design. ™ EACH Carriage paid. Discount as usual. Particulars of other qualites and prices gladly sent upon request. J. BALLANTYNE & CO. LTD., Christchurch

I the same problem—liow to unite hydrogen to coni so as to form petrol. Dr riergius takes the coal crushed to small fragments and made liquid with tar. and brings it itno contact with hydrogen at a high pressure and temperature*. Dr Fischer first derives gas from the coal and combines that gas with hydrogen at the ordinary atmospheric pressure. Dr Bergius gets from his process a liquid which must be purified and a number of valuable products as well as ordinary petrol, including lubricating oil. heavy oil, and teisel oil.