Page IV Advertisement 1

Progress, Volume X, Issue 1, 1 September 1914, Page IV

OVER I6.OOO AUSTIN ROAD GRADERS ARE NOW IN USE ALL OVER THE WORLD, OF WHICH NEARLY 200 ARE IN LITTLE N.Z. There is a Reason for The AUSTIN Road Grader selling in greater numbers than all others combined I It has more adjustments , has a wider variety of uses and is more easily handled I lM 1 BO Read what Official Reports say of the AUSTIN“The Austin Grader has been at work for 12 “ months, during which time it has trimmed 9,800 “chains of road. The total cost, including overseer's and workmens' wages and all expenses has been — £471 13 8 Add for wear for machine £25 0 0 £496 13 8 ‘This runs out at a fraction over 1j- per chain. The • “same work by hand or with plough and scoop would “have cost at least 3/6 per chain, or £1,715. The AUSTIN actually saved its cost once every month, ‘or twelve times over in the year!” Is this not an investment worth having ? RA THER ! tTI - m mss :■. ; " v>m m Stocks available for immediate delivery, Shall we “earmark" one for you ? Booth, MacDonald & Go. Limited, Christchurch Sole Agents for New Zealand —Auckland, Hamilton, Gisborne, Hastings, Hawera, Timaru in