in'Y WOOD MILNE TYRES AND HELP OLD ENGLAND. Every pound expended on foreign motor ; tyres is helping “the other fellow”—be I either for England or against her—bo one | tiling or the oilier. Wood-Mil no are .British ■ tyres, and should be on every Briton’s ear — on you. car. Wood-Milne tyres aro guaran- ( food lor 3500 miles, so they aro economical, I and should be on your car. They’ll stand «H I the rue!: and si rain which Dominion roads | can give' then. Tlvv ;re solidly made : through and and are full of j vigorous henn and life. You should get. Hr rail; from j ur garage. <u N.Z. depot, 107 \ r ivian street, Wellington.—Ad vt.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10527, 4 December 1916, Page 6
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