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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 October 1926, Page 8

Merging Tea at the Office Tip get the full benefit and pleasure from the midmorning cup of tea, it must be available just when most convenient. ¥et frequently tea-time is delayed, working time lost —“waiting for the milk.” This need not be. Keep a few tins of Unsweetened The Milk that’s always punctual ' — 1 always safe —no waste . *P leases all tea - drinkers. UNSWEETENED Mf I W (Highlander IVI A Brand) Small tins 6d. Large tins 1/Milk in the office. m S !!

>1 A ' V" : J Vrffi j-M** i« i «'*r. mtfk •■'■•.. ' ‘ "IBMtM'r* w <s Westminster Abb* London, s i/Vi WEL ▼ ▼ I_J JLj ‘HE WILL to do things well and to do them with a view to National welfare has made heroes out of men who otherwise would be ordinarymortals. So it is with English Dunlop. Here is a tyre with its reputation linked up with the Nation’s good name. Depend on it, this trust is not taken lightly. To-day, more than ever, # ENGLISH Trade is the foundation upon which the very existence of Britain rests. Dunlop has done and is doing its share in the maintenance of British Prestige in the World of Commerce by the one sure way that has built success in the past— quality first... last... and always. And now New Zealand motorists can buy Dunlop qualify at a price they have been used to paying for something not quite Dunlop. DtlNtOP “First in 1888 and foremost ever since.” DUNLOP RUBBER qOY. OF AUST. LTD. Distributors of English Dunlop Tyres AUCKLAND WELLINGTON CHRISTCHURCH DUNEDIN ‘IWAXPNUI* &0U Emu. pfetj the TENNIS ball