FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1918, Page 5

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

"NOVO-KO"' CUTS TEE QQST OF WEL OS FARM ENGINES. A preparation that increases the rnn j ining time of a stationary iengise 30 per cent to 40 per cent on the same fuel consumption, is snroly worth investigating —especially in these days, of high priced benzine and kerosene! "Sov«-ko" is a highly concentrated, syatltfttic, benzine purifl&r. It ensures complete combustion thereby giving nioch greater power. It cannot harm the engine or as; metal; the improved preparation r«aenmw fine oHve oil in afipeanuiee"and leaves no 'sediment in the eartrarettw, Mr E. DunLrd, dairy farmer, of usee. "Novo-ko v in Ms 2% h*p. Anderson. Read what he says: — "I have an Anderson %i h:p. engine for milfeing purposes, which has been working very satisfactorily on benaine. Heswwg of your 'preparation ,'Novo-ko I ,' I ga>ve it a trial with the following restate:—Otoe tin benzine lasted 7 days but with 'UoV6-ko' 'added, the engine did the same work for 9 days on one tin of benzine."

"Noro-ko" will give a gallon of benjzine or petrol 25 to 33 per cent mpreii powerif used in motor Cars—in stationary engines the increase is as high as 80 per cent. Ask for the improved "Novoko," with the ftve-color litho. label, soldr' by ail garages at the following prices:— 5a 1 pint tin, sufficient for 20 gallons. Ks 6d J gallon tin, sufficient for 80* gallons. 32s 6d 1 gallon tin, sofiaaenk for 160 gallons. For further partlecdars apply to, N.Z. Fuel WaifMml. ■ rVk