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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15772, 13 December 1916, Page 4

j|l||pV Clincher Cross— fj| The "Long Distance" Tyre bMEM' -"4 Eyery buyer of this Tyre is fitting his car with i Eplßw WJI ta finest Tyre on the market. It's British. ; sjfyy \j It's a pure plantation-rubber production — a | Hi M vi' "l° n S distance" Tyre, made by a special pro- ; II $« « cess un ites the cotton fabric and real ■ II 1! llP>f vjl rubber gristle into a. composite whole. Unbeat- . i H mms Tl able for resiliency, durability, Buy 1 11 H !$!&!%)-J! Clincher-Cross because it's British —why . HH 1 MSt?' jf P foreign manufacturers? Absolutely the : mi H \ greatest-distance TyrC madC * , BRITISH,' At all garages; don't n l¥Tl?T'\ be put off —put on I j HMWARD BROS. & CO. LTD! Solo Controllers for tho Dominion 48-52 Peterborongh St., COBISTCHLKCH Br mm : V^ lgf? l>i f qawß«ai^t!W!giPWWil,WWiiJlrWaMH3— . OAKLANIri Ib .(ike an athlete. *£* Faster and stronger y>i\ 3 by elimination of unnecessary weight 111 ■—— M@o 2 L@&£ ©IF ftlne ©aHanndl Book. ' THERE are cars higher in price than the Oaklakd, butlione with higher quality of steel in construction. Oakland engineers, using the highest grade of steel, have learned how to reduce the weight of a car without sacrifice of strength. They have aimed at a sturdy lightness, and they have succeeded, as the many thousands of Oakland owners can testifv. An Oakland car (19 cwt. 1 qr.), with five passengers, is not heavier than an ordinary car empty. This lightness and strength of material help the evenpulling six-cylinder engine to save money in petrol, tyres, oil, and repairs. Seeing is Believing.—Make an appointment with A. W. Smith it §on for a trial run. Immediate Delivery.— An order for an Oakland can bo filled promptly. Two Models: 3-Seater, £350; 5-Sfeater, £365. , Smportors I GREAT TOBACCO COMPETITION. j I CASH 4? 1 r\f\ CASH \ \ BONUS % IUU BONUS r Will be distributed in the following taanaer and ondtr tie following conditions, to the persons retOTWf r / the Largest Numbers of Tobacco SEALS and/or Tobacco TAGS taken from any of tie foUowiai braids: \ ) The Seals and Tags may be mixed or sent in separately. ( \ State Number of Seals and Tags from each Brand. \ 5 Seals from Tins Tags from Pings . ? ( "WELCOME NUGGET" "JUNO," "WELCOME NUGGET," > 3 "LUCYHINTON," "LUCY HINTON," V \ "DIADEM," "ROYAL COLOURS," "WHITE ROSE," 1 < j "JUNO" (Dark or Aromatic) "IMPERIAL RUBY" and "DIADEM." f s No other Seals or Ta£s will be accepted. ( > Cash Prizes will be distributed as follows: ? 3 To the person returning the largest number of Seals and/or Tags - £20 5 ) " " " 2nd „ „ n „ » m £10 3 / »• " » 3rd „ » „ „ „ - fo \ \ » n ~4tn„ M n n » " fo S ' \ " " " » n nun " / j k25 persons „ the next 25 largest numbers „ n n " £1 5 5 -70 P Jrsons » »70 „ „ „ - „ 10/- I ( Directions for sending Seals and Tags : > / Post to " TOBACCO COMPETITION," Bix 181. C.P.0., WELLINGTON. N.Z.. (Ik Seals ud Tajs. \ \ Be snre aaa enclose a sup m ytnr parcel firraf ywr fall nine ud ai dress, plasoly wrilien, also IUIe c y the nnmber of Tap and Seals eaclosed ia tbe parol. < i No parcel wOl be accepted anless FULL POSTAGE has beta paid oa same. f . f Tb® WiiiDtrs Hoiks and Addresses will bo pnblislud is tbe Newspspen* \ y Tbe British Eapnt Trading Co., Ltd.'s detisioa mil bt fiaal recardiaz *or qaestioa wbicb aaj ( \ arise is connection with this Competitioa. S j to, SSmmS. &S pmhS' lu ' 611 fc m of « ,917 ' *ta ? > This Competition Closes on 31st July, 1917. Get Busy! \