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Wairarapa Age, 30 March 1920, Page 7

FABM HORSES FOB SALE. AVEEY TBACTOB PUBCHASED. All over the world, fanners are breaking away from hpree-teanis, and ioing their field with with. Avery Praetors. Horses cannot keep pace *ith the Avery, and horses cannot do ill the Avery Tractor does! For ploughing, discing, harrowing, rolling, I rilling, reaping and hauling,; the \very Tractor is quicker than two 4■torse teams—and that is only part ,of fcs work. Where is the horse that can Irive electric lighting plants, shearing ./lants, pumps, milking machines—vhere is the horse 1 that could work all lay and all nightt After a day in the field, the Avery Tractor will do unfailing belt service. It is Tractor and eta* t'onary engine in one. Then always remember that all Avery Tractors are itandardisod—now parts can be fitted without expert assistance. The assistance of a mechanic is not needed—•toy repairs that may be needed as result- of an accident can be easily carded out by the farmer on the farm. Look into Avery Tiactor facts. See 'oho 813 h.p. model. There are sixes ?or all farraa. A. ' Hatrick nod C<y, Ud., Wanganui and Wellington. Local tgents, Titos. Wagg and Co., motor tmjnrt«ra, M anterior, 'lft.

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