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Taranaki Daily News, 12 August 1918, Page 7

FARM ENGINES EAT FUEL. NOVO-KO SAVES IT. Motor fuel these days la a big. item to the progressive farmer for it ts used in many and diverse directions. The farmer s car, milking machine, tractor, lighting plant or general farm engine all have to he fed before they'll work' and feeding them costs money. •"Novo-ko?' has wbrkted. wonders in saving fuel for the farming community The experience of Mr. R. Dunford, Dairy Farmer, of Bimnythorpe, is, only one of many. He writes as followk: "I have an Anderson 2J ,h.p. engine for milking purposes which, has been working very satisfactorily on benzine. Hearmg of your preparation 'Novo-ko' gave it a trial with the following re-sults:—-One tin of benzine lasted 7 days, but with 'Novo-ko' added the engine did the same work for i) days on one tin. I shall continue to use r Navo-ko' as I consider it a great saviDg." Other tests show increases of j 70 per cent and over in running time with "Novo-ko." Novo-ko" is now being produced in a clarified form—is guaranteed not to harm the engine and leaves no deposit in the carburettor. In appearance it resembles refined olive oil and contains no grit oi- stickiness. 5s 1 pint tin, sufficient for 20 gallons. 17s Gd % gallon tin, sufficient for 80. gallons. 32s lid 1 gallon tin, sufficient for 160 gallons. Write for Free Booklet, N.Z. Fuel Economizers, Ltd., Waugamil.. » If a child is b»llious, turning hot and cold, or can't deep a.t night, You'll find there's nothing more §oot ; hing"and comforting than a Hot Water Bottle—but; mind it's a "Unique" made in- Great Britain. All Chemists. EVERYONE NEEDS H.EXONA. j 'xona is a quick and effective Kemedy for all the little accidents of .everyday life, being soothing and healskin Price, Is 6d and 3s. ObW ' attrywliers.