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Hawera Star, Volume L, 21 February 1931, Page 14

LA World's Land Speed Record / again Smashed/ Rl again on I UNLOP «rW UJ© sSd R tco ® > SETS ® v Dunlop is proud to be associated with Britain’s achievements such as these:— Firstly The attainment of 203.79 miles per hour by the late Sir Henry Segrave, January, 1927. S@£o£ftdllF The establishment of 206.96 qiiles per hour by Captain Malcolm Campbell, February 19th, 1929. press i&x**** ■e&iv&l stll- - orU ’ * * a vxhell set a ThmMj The late Sir Henry Segrave’s wonderful record of 231.36249 miles per hour in March, 1929. ■seach, And N©W The epoch making record of 245.73 miles per hour now established by Captain Malcolm Campbell. ra red *» -ns* - •*£» ed ;:;;Loced « uortU to BO" 1 * 246 . 5 t5 doi tor a 44 . 75 ec, at a 245:(3 m-l?*-to not* occnP Uis a ,yera,g e sp e ed, *« eiore ’ viras “Quality” is ever the Watchword, and “Improvement” the spirit of Dunlop manufacture . . the valuable experience gained from these speed records is exclusively Dunlop and is embodied in the Dunlop tyres you buy to-day.

wLydbmenlihe to dune® with her? ■ m <s\ 1 / r TTER simple rule is—Wrigley’safter every meal. The great secret of feeling fresh is to keep the mouth fresh. And the pure, cool flavour of Wrigley’s Chewing Gum refreshes the mouth as nothing else can. Wrigley’s also aids digestion. And cleanses the teeth. It is recommended by doctors and dentists—for reasons of health, of mouth hygiene and of efficiency. RIGIEYS yrniyi s*sgißs»> 6i& figPER •■^PACKET /i AKie SCHOOLBOY FUN. i The rough and tumble games of fchool children often result in cuts, bruises and abrasions to legs, arms and hands. Mothers should always be prepared for such accidents. They should keep a pot of Bee Ointment handy. It immediately soothes and quickly heals. Famous in New Zealand for the last 60 years. All chemists and etotoa.—Advt.

The five-finger Star-fish has the strongest ho'kl on life, actually recovering when mutilated and dismembered lished will he, it is estimated, more than 14.000. In 1929 there were' 12.912. A million allotment bonders in England are believed to liavei produced vegetables worth about £130.000,000 since the war.

WORMS SPEEDII.Y REMOVED. There is nothing ao effective, safe »nd quiclc-acting for worms as Wade’s Worm Figs. Give them to the children at the first sign of worms. They never fail to give satisfactory results. Can bo given to the very youngest, Pleasant to take. No bad after-effects. All chemists and stores.— Advt, —3

Guard a.jja'inst colds! Keep a bottle of “Nazol’’ ever handy. A scientific common-sense remedy. Gives speedy relief. New double size contains 120 full doses for 2/G. —4