KEEP BRITISH GOLD WITHIN THE EMPIRE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 36, 10 February 1917, Page 10

KEEP BRITISH GOLD WITHIN THE EMPIRE.

S* - the «- tire, in the interests of Vh V 9 ,mpera " pire. 111 , 6 Em " our normal pre-war bustoU scribed £13.250 to the War S h b " giren over £6.000 to the various Helie? nnrt iPatriotic Funds. Motorists for taste n will find in the Barnet Glass Trrel ' jhigh standard of quality. Tnere are fonr times asmanj- coatings of rnbber on th« oasings of Barnet Glass llotor ,! there are in foreign tyres. Carefully tept records of a. larpe taxi-cab oompanr in Melbourne show that Barnet Glass. Tyres give the lowest cost per running mile,"the trne test of raloe in any tyre. A Christchurch taxi company manager wrote tiie! follo-winK. letter:— 'Copy of letter received from Rink Taxis L*d . (Hayward and Smith Amalgamated'. , Victoria Chambers, 101, Armaeb. Street, Christchurch. ] • 19th Mar. 1916. Messrs?. Barnet Glass.Rubber Co., Ltd., Chdstchurch. Dear Sirs,—We are returning to you two Barnet Glass Covers, -which have done such excellent service that we thint it only right we should let you know. The covers have been on a touring car, and "have had to face all weathers and and after covering; approximately U,O«J miles we think their condition speass Tolnmes, and sve hope having them to" show to prospects will assist your sajes. We remain, yours truly/ PIXK TAXIS LIMITED. - ' (Signed) TV. Hayward, Manager. There's no test like the test given on n tired car: Active service under the worst conditions lias proved the Barnet Glass Boomerang Tread Motor Tyre •to be the oest non-skid device, and only scientific angle tyre known. It simply cannot skid, u-nerever the wheel may be on the suri£lVSi c ' r .? dd -' Besides, this tyre keeps