! “The farmer hardly _ever goes to the hospital to die,” said Mr. J. Bitcbener. M.P., when discussing the ' allocation of the hospital levy at the South Island Counties’ Conference at Ashburton. “He’s nearly dead before Tie gets there veTy often. Yet if the city dweller has the least little ailment off he goes to the hospital.”
Over the top —on top A swift smooth run along the level, a slight pressure on the accelerator as you reach the hill’s foot, a deeper hum from the engine and she sails up that steep pinch like a bird, steadily, surely —if BIG TREE’S in the tank. The question oi her ability to take it simply doesn’t occur to you. One trial spin gives you implicit confidence in the pulsing power of Big Tree Motor Spirit. BIG TREE M OTOR SPIRIT Sole Distributors r A. S. PATERSON & CO. LTD.
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Putaruru Press, Volume VII, Issue 281, 28 March 1929, Page 6
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