\t yesterday’s meeting of the Patriotic Society Mr M. Cohen reported on the proceedings at the recent Pa^ Societies Conference, over " jj Tripp, of Wellington, presided. Mr Cohen pointed out the necessity ing as conservative as possible with •*he funds. Other members supported Mr Cohen in his opinion, stating that in order to cope with cases which would be constantly recurring for many vears to come, it was essential to hold back a large sum. Mr Nash stated that at an early date the Society would havp on opportunity ot going into the whole matter. THE NAME OF A TYKE may not mean much, unless it is a SPENCER-MOULTON. Finest British Manufacture, and scientific concentration make these the best tyres sold. They last longer than others, and give more comfort. Every motorist who has tried Spencer-Moulton Tyres has become a firm believer in their economy and reliability. If your Garage has no Spencer-Moulton Tyres write Box 258, Christchurch.*
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1587, 12 June 1920, Page 5
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