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Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1918, Page 6

MORE MILEAGE. 30 per cent. MORE POWER. „ „ „ MORE SPEED. On the same fuel allowance. Proved by hundreds of actual teats. THE MASTER CARBURETER. la your ear a gas eater, an "in and outer" in its performance? You cannot afford cither in these times of high prices for benzine. Most carbureters depend upon a fuel gup* ply that is fed into the mixing chamber in one, two, or three jets. The Master method completely shatters and pulverises the fuel as it passes through the distributor in 14 jets! The average carbureter delivers about 60 per cent, efficiency, that is, only about 80 per cent, of the fuel is actually converted into power. Approximately 40 per cent, is not reduced or transformed to vapor and exploded. You buy fuel solely for the power that it contains. Whether you lose, 40 per cent, of the liquid itself by leakage from the tank or 40 per cent of its power by "leakage" through the carbureter the effect on your purse is the same. Varying conditions of speed, temperature and atmosphere make constant and instantaneous changes in the mixture necessary just as the varying conditions of speed and pull demand the advancing and retarding of the spark. Yet the average carbureter makes no provision for these constantly varying demands. Compare with these faults and short" comings of other carbureters the perfected design of the MASTER, which provides for an absolutely perfect mixture at all speeds and under all sorts of weather conditions. Maximum power—freedom from car* Un and other engine troubles that come from bad carburetion —greater flexibility —and more miles per gallon from your gasoline. The MASTER smites you think yoo have a new engine in your car. It gives you a new idea of engine efficiency, and a new sense of motor car enjoyment. fitted to any car. Prices range 1 from £<J to £9. Sole agents for North Taranaki: TARANAKI MOTORS, LTD. General Carriers, Motor Engineers and Electricians. Office and sheds: Opposite Terminus Hotel, St Aubyn Street, New Plymouth. Telephone 636. ,LL NEW Wools, Cotton® laces, etc. Garments for Women and Children. Tent for Taraim. Daily Sews, Auek* vml Weekly Sews, Canterbury Times, Sporting Review and N.Z. tanner. Weekly Press. Agent Sewing Machines, etc. r H. RETFORD, CUHRIE STREET.

WHERE TO STAY IN NEW PLYMOUTH. JJIGER H OUS3S! ' ELIOT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ijiTTT. above House is situated in the prettiest spot in New Plymouth overlooking the town, and is replete and up-to-date, with all modern convenience*. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Phone 629. MISSES BRANLEY & BATES, Proprietresses. KING'S COURT (Private Hotel) ■JPMER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Tennis Court, Gymnasium, Pull-Bi2e Bil* i&rd Tabla, Electric Light, .'iew of Harbor and City TERMS SfODERATB. A. AKKOWSMITH,. Proprietor. "PHONE 28M. Trams that pass KING'S COURT KMVATE HOTEL and start from Hailmw Station—Royal Oak, Epsom, Mount Albert, Eingsland, Morningside, Qnj Lynn, Newmarket. Press Electrio Button in car wtwo past Town Hall for step at "Kingfc Court," •I Jl Bi * 1 " a QUEER TramOStop STREET & i Xing'* Co«i JMPEBIAL JJOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. JAMES HAWKINS .... Proprietor. old and new friends thai he has now token over this oldestablished and well-known hostelry The travelling public can rely on the best attention and every modern com* fort. The Private Bar is one of the bat iu the province. Good Commercial and Rooms always ready. Wines and Spirits best on the market Cuiaino excellent.' Tariff moderate. All liquors true to labeL \ LL Employers can help our returned soldier boys by sending their re quirements for lahor to the Discharged Soldiers' Department, or to the Returnee Soldiers' Association, or by teacliin them useful crafts and occupatiop" Help ttte Empire by buying Briti?.. ijooda. THE HON. SECRETARY, . K.Z. National Service (.< Mine