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Nelson Evening Mail, 15 May 1917, Page 2

WHITE TREAD For Har f&B*- %* mm msm. i M m Supremacy of Dttnlops in respect to Quality, Strength and Wear has gained these British-made Tyres a popularity amongst Motorists that only Satisfactory Service could build up and maintain. There is no need to buy foreign tyres. " Dunlops" cost you less and run further. / Compare the prices. LfST ON APPLICATION. Stocked in Grooved, Three Ribbed and Rubber Non-Skid. THE DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY 95 Courtenay Place. Wellington : 116 Wn-rcv"' Street. Christchurch : and at Auckland.

i. "And You Should ■_ Freely Use BORATED TALCUM I y If you want 'Baby* to get rid v of that troublesome eruption. > A Give him his baths regularly J| with plenty of "Menneri's" j. after, and his skin will clear up in a few days. ;" Why' -do Doctors and Nurses advise Mothers to use Mennen's Borated Talcum? #?/>✓»/■***<:*» they &»em>it is thepurest/and hence the best. ffsr. cc ~ There are many kinds of Talcum, but the finest, smoothest and costliest comes from Italy— from the best mines. That is the talcum "Menneri" employs, By a secret process it is refined to the highest degree —pure boric acid (a mild disinfectant) is combined with it in the right proportion, arid it is faintly ' v Menneii's Talcum can now be obtained in a variety of;■; ; / ! tints and perfumes, all made according„to the fanious , /: ;. Mermenformula, as follows: Borated, Violet,; Sen; Yang, ;~: ; Cream Tint (aTich cream colbf), ; J?lesh Tint(not a rouge;«' '■/-•. but a delicate pink talcum) and Talcum.sfoi; Men'.,. For ( ; . sale by more than 100,000 dealere throughout tKe world. ■ .' "/ INFERIOR TALCUMS ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. USE ONLY THE 1 BEST—"MENKEN'S" ; :: ': ?. . Obtainable at allLiuidlngChem^ G.MENNEN CHEMICAL Lower Cuba Street /jr§\ 109 **»" : Street ;o r ;;;U 1; '; V :' Wellington, N. Z. ■ ■'■■ B B■■ B■ BB HB OH B■ 8.8 BB 888888888 ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■l

HAVE A GREAT COLLECTION OF ; Beautiful; LI tSiOLBLJMS tWl^sips^s^iSi: : _ ALSO; A'LARGE''ASSORTMENT:bFs:,« ft;:fe\l&, FU RN If LIRE of aIF d^^i^tiiyns; - PRICES THE liO WEST-TO QUIT; >■■?&; FLEMING msm&Mi Hardy Stu NELSON;

1 Gas Lightim^y^B^)^f^;i y Tho Gas Engineer says it it Is it is, oil acisoxint of ! f f You r Fiit)ngs anti f §utnerjs. They :: If ■ are not up to date \\< We have Brirner> and Fittingu in choicest designs, made to J; | «uit present day production of Gas, and if tb6 Engineer will M( 11 fulfil his part, we \vi 11 guarantee to ; " &tvcr You Light of the Best Quality. !■'>' "'"NO CORE NO PAY" is our ifbtto. . |F .A. CARLISLE, l9Hafdy-st. Australian Mutual Provident Society.;..;.:; :: 7l;r::v \..}',;;,.:. Established 1849.-—~ THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. AND THE BEST BONUS-PAYING OFFICE IN THE WORLD! FUNDS OVER ... ... ... ... £381500.000 * ANNUAL INCOME OVER ... ... ,£4;750,000 BONUSES DIVIDED YiBARLY.S ?X THE CASH BONUSES divided among Policy-Hbldera for the ONE YEAR 1915, amounted to £838,718, producing Reversionary Addition! of £1,500,000. V '. LOW PREMIUMS* LIBERAL CONDITIONS, UNEQUALLED RESULTS; .DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. The Hon. C: J. Johnston, M.L.C-, Chairman; A, de B. Brandon, Esq. ; beputy-Chairmah; Joseph Josopli, Esq., H Beauchamp, Esq.; arid A* F. Roberts;' Esq.- 'k:. -;■"■,',-.'iV-V.':-''■■f.■■■ : ' • •'■■ : - ' ■'•' ' • EDWARD Wi LOWE, Resident Secretary. N«w Zealaftd Branch—CUSXO MHO USE QUAY, WELLXNGTfjN: MVl.nn District Offic«»; Gt>r. Trafalgar and Hardy Streets. .' ■ ..-. JA>!ES HAIR, T>i«trfeisicr«tiiry