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Maoriland Worker, Volume 12, Issue 303, 20 December 1922, Page 7

if>. .;■>; |||/ We-are the largest producers of Rubber Goods in the Southern Hemisphere, Li^: fMm '■<- wif' manufacturing everything essential jit rubber for industry..-home life and per- »S- v fM■:." . -spnal use. Our goods arc the best value obtainable, ensuring service; depend- : S-m'- ' Iμ , ability and economy. "Shoddy stuff" we have no time for, preferring to stand -lim'v-./t' |M by the quality guaranteed by ourbrands. That's why it always pays to specify Kβ j X P| *.".; whenever you are purchasing or ordering | I = iU If you will do this when buying, say, motor, cycle or Vehicle tyres; engineer- *. t ,\ t m S^S, MB ing, mining or plumbing requirements; garden hose; rubber heels, soles, &c; , - ; fif| , ",, 111 ebonite and. electrical goods; milking machine requisites; hot water bags; - Cα" t'si ■■■ rubber matting; driving and conveyor belts—in fact, any description of -fili '*•'- -^ |ij rubber goods—you can rely on value for your outlay and FfS If " satisfaction in use. • ■■■■'. ■■■ ■ ■ . ■ ■ ' ■ ■■ • MME ■'"•" fM Obtainable through all leading stores, agents, &c ifi^9 S ■ ' DUNLOP RUBBER CO, i ■, v<,, (Founders of the Pneumatic Tyre Industry) ' ftj4 ! WELLINGTON CHRISTGHURCH AUCKLAND H ' ' " ' MILLS—MONTAGUE, MELBOURNE MMj$W '

I term—GoQ;s Own Country." ■ /. .. •» A Wairop, oorrcspondeni: ' -./ruee*" "Labour was usually 3ubil ) ant"csc : r'ScUion night, every win being i cheeked, and towards the close o* th» night a procession, headed by fhe - - red flag, marked the sense of grati*-' fication ' at tkQ £'c?ults."r r -" ?0^rL y Bay Heijaid.* . y.