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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 164, 11 July 1919, Page 8

AURORA AURORA, the goddess of the dawn, according to mythology dwelt i- in the east, and at the closs of every night ascended to -n in her chariot, to atfnounce the coming light of the sun. The drawing shown above is not official, but merely the artist's conception of the goddess, as she appeared ushering in the glorious dawn of November 11,1918. It will be noticed that her chariot is fitted with WOOD - MILNE MOTOR TYRES the reason given, being that Aurora is a very artistic, far seeing and pnnetnal lady, and consequently requires tyre equipment that will add to the neatness of her vehicle, and provide speed and every security on her long journey from the Orient to the Occident. MESSRS. CASELBURQ AND CO., LTD., 120, WAKEFIELD* STREET, WELLINGTON, N.Z. MJ9*

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