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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 24 December 1913, Page 2

/. ( . , Business NotioM. *■" TAKE CARE OF YWjR WOTOR CYCLE. f The b©Bt Motor-Cycle in the world can be ruined by using an inferior * lubricating oil. For the first few miles a poor oil may apparently reduce the friction, but it speedily gets gritty, and then there is trouble. Instead of saying wear and tear, it increases it., arid the owner has to put up with wornrOut pdrts and heavy expenses'. . | '■ MOBOLINE B" MOTOR OIL gls a pure, safe lubricant. It is refined, contains nothing dele- ' . ' WMj^ w terious, and is not affected in U^t^*** J \jL - any way by heat or cold. It is '^d^fT^' z gjtk m€\ not so thin as to be useless, not /** . rTAJKBOr_ so thick as to clog. It reduces '^^m/A*QtMr7¥ friction to a minimum, does not pit or wear the parts, and wears well to the last. More speedy i^^^BJK^9^^^^^lHl^L using it always. * \\ line C, and for Ford cars the^^^^**""*" 1^1"""'''"* specially made "Fourde" Oil. • " . Procurable from Bennett and Sutton, Hawera. ÜBHERWOOD & CO., Wholesale Agents, DUNEDIM. They will often save farmers both trouble and loas—Never known to fail— R and enouid find a place in every homestead; they are the result of 50 H years experience in the successful treatment of Cattle and Horses, and are fl • • absolutely cafe and sure. IS W« f" H?;». MaUtoki, well-known breeder of Jersey Cattle, says:— H Hatsteads Cow Drench surpasses any other drench I faavo used in its fl certain aad speedy effect. I can conscientiously recommend it to all my m ' friends." . ' . i H , Obtainable from Agents eTerywhere cr direct Irom B Halstead Veterinary Medicine Co. 1 Head Office and Factory; THAMES; N.Z. (7) 0 Local Agents: Smith and Easton, Hawara, and Lamason and Melville, Stratford %s===aL fl The fittest of teas from sunny Ceylon 1 I Scientific and medical research has supplied ■ S^% ■ another reason why you should drink AMBER fl - j I TIPS TEA. The famous English medical journal 1^ ■ "The Lancet,** recently conducted an exhaustive B-ii B research into tea and the effects of various teas, and fl 2^ ■ conclusively proved that • B ■ better health results from I fl the use of high-grade teas I i. fl like AMBER TIPS. I Py fl Moreover, it was demonstrated that tea at 2/- and 1/10 fl f * Km per lb- i» really almost as cheap as tea at 1/6, because the g » 4 " W Kigher priced finer grades give nore cupi per lb. From 1/6 per fl M P^A M lb. tea, only 224 cups of tea were obtained, but from 2/- per lb. B^H =^~ ' hi tea 260 cups of 6e*t tea were given. H"4§ fl It will cost you practically no more per year to use 2/- N !jp B lb. AMBER TIPS in preference to cheap inferior tea* m *n while you'll be drinkiag tea that in favour, quality, fragrance fl W el and economy cannot be excelled. You will benefit more in fl ff , pocket, pleasure a»d health by the purchase of one ib. of fl " choice AMBER TIPS that two lbs. of cheap inferior tea. B EVERYBODY'S WQURITE

STRIKES ENDED! MONOPOLIES BUSTED! COMBINES BROKEN! CKNEEBONE, <rf Hawera, begs • to announce that he has added an ELECTRIC FITTING DEPARTMENT to his Plumbing Business, and having engaged the services of an acknowledged Expert Electrical Engineer, is prepared to undertake Elec-tn-iea! Pitting in and abound disLl^. Support the man who\ has broushc the prices down 20. per cent. Don't forget that we have caused this reduction. . \ Opposition is now proved to be i» the best interests of the public. "Call and see our stockvdf Fuuu^e. and if we have not got what you want we will get it for you. V ; Free advice and quotations for Complete. Plants, MOTORS, House Wiring, AH Electrical "Accessories ta stock. - fcTEAM lAUNDRY DEPOT. * OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. CV",\fE have arranged with SAR--1V? TORIAL \ SERVICE, LTD., BIGH SIO&EET, to act aa temporary Heceiving Agents. (Price lasts on application. Arrangements made for collection aid delivery at reasonable prices. We specialise in Collars. Price l£d jeach. will call on residents -during the week. Address: Commer•oial Hotel. BUSINESS NOTICE. THE Business of the Scotch Bakery has changed hands. The new 1 Troprietor intends to use hi-s ntmost >olideavor to ensure that customers get 'Satisfaction in every respect. Nothing but the best will be supiplisd. Large and varied new-eiock. The premises have been renoVated and re-furnished throughout. Bread will be delivered daily to all '.■©art* "f the • towru |«IS7AMiACE lS Cleansing Drench :VW uever fails.. Is 6d packet.

CADILLAC. AGAIN AWARDED DEWAR RELIABILITY TROPHY ( Coveted Prize Awarded American Car for Second Time in Five YearsStrenuous Tests by R.A.C. That Determined Winner. BEARING the distinction of being the only make of car in the world to duplicate the achievement, the Cadillac Car has again been awarded the Sir Thomas Dewar trophy by the Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain for ail '4<onnd vehicle efficiency and reliability demonstrated in a series of exhaustive tests made under the supervision of that body. It was five years ago that the Cadillac first won the trophy as the direct result of the degree of standardisation of its parts. A .stock car was dismantled and duplicates for 89 of its parts, selected from stock, used in rebuilding it; r»nly screwdrivers and wrenches were permitted in the rebuilding. The test just completed, whereby the Cadillac is.awarded the trophy for the Second time, involved driving over" 1000 ffi^^^jgijretaad^bftke roads; a careful compilation- oT fuel and oil used—the fuel consumption figured out at 17.17 miles to the gallon and the oil at less than one pint per 1000 miles; tabulation of the number of tinges the electric starter and the electric' Year axle gear was used; the time the lamp** were burning, etc. During the test, I>he speed was maintained practically coifetant at 19.5 miles an hour. The starter was used 130 times, and at the conclusion of the test cranked the engine 1000 times without falter. All the lamps were continuously lighted for 66 hours 17* minutes, though at the end of the trial the side, rear , and speedometer lights continued to turn for 20 horns longer. The twospeed rear axle mechanism was operated 520 times without fail.—Prom Motor World of November 6, 1913. DT C* OODWIN, AGENT, HAWERA. CMOK^D Glasses, Gogglet^Smocn. v.l larsi, Telescope^, Field GJasa*, Compasses and other Optical Gooda in stock. Sight tested. Beet Frames and LwiMti 21a.. Consultation* daily. BRUNETTE - OPTICIAN