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Evening Star, Issue 18253, 18 April 1923, Page 4

. Mono-twiM Carries the Truck Farther The Mono-twin is built of grainlcsa rubber—non-splitting. Rubber and base band arc chemically united—practically ending base separation. Its combination of rubber cross-bars and depressions dissipate the traction heal and keep the tyre structure cool u Mono-lwin is the one and only solid truck lyre of its kind in design and construction. Obtainable from any Qaragt of Repute iip UNITED STATES RUBBER CO. (Australasia) LTD. Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin '<aa> ®ta /KW

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and Sportsmen's Telescopes Wo have pleasure in calling: attention to our selection of High-class Telescopes. These are made by llio famous firm of BROAD HURST, CLARKSON, CO., LONDON, and ore scientifically accurate and reliable. THE “TOURIST” TELESCOPE; extremely light; largely used in the Army Signalling Branch; Brown Leather cover; l£iu objective; 3 draw; magnification 25 diameters, equals 25-mile range— £4 7s , DEER-STALKING TELESCOPES; specially constructed in hard drawn Nickel silver; exceptionally light in weight, and strongly built; 2in object too. adjustable eye-picce, giving a. range of from 25 to 40 miles. Brown Loatner cover; oxidised mounts- _ £H uB THE “SUPER-TELESCOPE.” Ttiis instrument has been designed to give the very highest, magnification possible in a portable telescope. The body is of light brass, and is supplied witlp Brown cover, caps, and sling, 4 draw; objective 2j.in; adjustable ©ye-picce, giving a range of 50 to 60 miles; length when closed, 12iu, and a 2in open— Price, £l7 A VERY HANDY POCKET TELE3COT J E,_ thoroughly dependable and efTcclive, for using while shooting, etc., in the country — Price. 10s 6i) RIFLEMEN’S 'TELESCOPE STANDS,’ suitable for use with high-power tele scopes; compact, portable, and can be carried in the pocket— £1 POCKET COMPASSES, for Deerstalkers and Sportsmen- . 2s 6d, ss, 8s fid, up to £4 10s HUGH & G. K. NEILL t DBOA„ P. 1.0. D.8.0.A., F.S.M.C.. F. 1.0, Optometrists 93 GEORGE STREET Telephone 3150 u