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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1924, Page 15

Like walking on air „. '•. ; Tell your bootmaker to fix Wood-Milne Heels to every pair. RUBBER HEELS Only YOU know they're there. Look for the name WOOD-MILNE on every pair ', "SOLD EVERYWHERE. ■_- '_ " -I- : 1 ' • GOITRE] A LADY who Iried every remedy, in vain, ,' ar\d at last discovered a simple self cure, , will send particulars FREE to sufferers. - . ; Send sddr«s to ALICE MAY, Box A Oil Ckrhtcbarch, N.Z. Don't send stamps. Wl MENTION THIS. PAPER

I! I /'"^CONSIDER every point of th.6 1 I ||| Hupmobile—its beauty, its com- | 1 Mm] fort, its convenience, its power, its | j 1 11 [ mechanical precision of construction* 11 I 1 j Compare it point by point with any 11 jll otfyer car, and the Hupmobile builders S § || I j will be satisfied with your verdict. 11 |i| FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE 11 111 FEDERATION (N.Z.) LTD. || m S1 ' f»O. Box 1124, Wellington, N.Z?' 1 f§ p>>! ™ g ' THJEPHO?«IE 21-28S " .'■• . ', — »

25,000 tons of Flour, Groceries^ Oil and General Goods Hauled by this Let the driver tell the story: , "I have driven my Republic four years and a half, carrying flour, groceries, oil and general merchandise, all over Wellington and Suburbs. 4 tons is an averageload, so she has carried easily over 25,000 tons of goods since I've . tuu^^a-t? far as repairs g0) well> SHE HAS NEVER BEEN OFF , •• ■ ( IHh ROAD. I can drive any truck that's made, but the Republic is easier to-handle and quicker to load." (Name on request)- . ■ ■ -, ' Inbuying a truck, Mr. Merchant, low first-cost i&only "half the argument." Regular, profit-earning, on-tfe- Ask about the new road performance is what makes a Republic d sound in- „ Lt vestment nYOU SEE : THEM EVERYWHERE" hght passenger-sprung i. pneumatic Republic— IMGLIS BROS. & CO. LTD *«£s£« ' s P eciaUyßesigned for . . *• for n.z. quick, cheap, retail Jervois Quay, Cable and Taraaaki Streets, Weliingtoa • deliveries. , . Madras Street, Chriskhurch • '