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Hawera Star, Volume LII, 26 January 1933, Page 3

BRITISH without Qualification RIGHT in the heart of London . . . in Trafalgar Square . . . stands The Nelson Column. The contemplation of this tribute to a National Hero imposes no strain on our credulity to realise that in all things Nelson was • . . British without qualification. In to-day’s human activities . . . those of manufacturing endeavour and reciprocal trade ... Dunlop, in its particular field, stands as a representative of Britain’s industrial activity that is also British without qualification. Dunlop Tyres and Dunlop Tubes sustain the reputation of Britain’s Manufactures for quality and for value . . . and give a return of better service and lower running costs to motorists who wish to put into practice the Empire slogan of . . . “ Buy from those who buy from you. ” DUNLOP ACCESSORIES The same satisfaction that accompanies Dunlop Tyres is a feature of every Dunlop Accessory. The NELSON COLUMN, Trafalgar Square, London. 1 m. 1 ~rnkjis* O

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After smo a t refresh the mouth with WRIGLEYS You’ll be surprised how delicious your next smoke will taste. WftIGLEY'S P. K., with the genuine peppermint flavour, and WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT, with the pure mint leaf flavour. Only Id. a packet. MADE IN AUSTRALASIA WITH EMPIRE MATERIALS ._ WRIGLEY'S MEANS BETTER CHEWING SWEET M w. l PACKET IMPORTANT. hTi communications to the "Star” of a business nature should be addressed to “The Manager.” Contributions and correspondence for the literary columns should, be addressed to “The Editor.” Note.—-On no account should communications,: either business on literary, be addressed to an individual, by name. Use tho title, not the name.