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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 453, 28 February 1919, Page 4

• ■ r ..j u Wa fOk JExperiencedFord Drivers i BIG TREE Motor Oil 1 (LIGHT) <o*a* s *' BECAUSE Big Tree meets the Ford needs with Scientific exactness in that it forms the correct film for Piston clearance—properly distributes to all friction surfaces, especially those likely to become over-heated—will burn cleanly from ignition points—reaches properly all bearingsdeposits no carbon in engine. ' A-S-Paterson & Co. Ltd* AUCKLAND WELLINGTON CHRISTCHVRCH DUNEDIfT.

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