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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16946, 22 September 1920, Page 10

i United States Rubber Co. I I (AUSTRALASIA) LIMITED ' I || Head Office for New Zealand: . Branch: 8 j 1 1 72-74 JERVGIS QUAY, 94a HEREFORD STREET, f jj| | WELLINGTON CHRISTCHURCH || Messrs. Magnus, Sanderson &: Co. Ltd., Wellington, having relinquished the Agency for UNITED STATES | |1 j 1 TIRES, these well and favourably known Tires WILL IN FUTURE BE DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT NEW 1 I ZEALAND BY THE COMPANY ITSELF. j 1 "USCO" Tread "NOBBY" Tread j "CHAIN" Tread "ROYAL CORD" Tread I I j renowned for mileage and sterling value. If I j Thcse Tll " es are manufactured by the United States ' Enquiries should be made through bona fide motor l 1 Rubber Companv, the largest and oldest Rubber . t • . . . vj r t H> \ . , " traders, as private customers are not supplied direct. H | • Company in the world, and are guaranteed free from »' n H , r . ■ . , , li- l ii i Motor car owners should remember that initial cost H delect in materia! and workmanship, and <i libera! $j adjustment policy is extended to users of UNITED of a dre is on 'y an ' mi,ea S e chained is tlie I STATES TIRES. proof of (he value of a-Tirc. || Price Lists forwarded on application, or can be obtained from garages of repute in your district. j H United States Tires are Good Tires J' I F.O. Box 9C4, Wellington ose Telegrams .: " RUBEXPORT." J fl

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