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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 50, 26 January 1933, Page 4

BRITISH without QaaMMeati&m 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. ” m m DUNLOP ACCESSORIES The same satisfaction that accompanies Dunlop Tyres is a feature of every Dunlop Accessory. The NELSON COLUMN, Trafalgar Square, London. I m n DUNLOP STAMM amd