Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14691, 27 May 1911, Page 8 (Supplement)

' Tobacco. i— TWO GREAT EVEHTS! |- —i I THE CORONATION f- TWO the ARRIVAL of I|— I THE CORONATION and the ARRIVAL of iAL STANDARD I TOBACCO ■ In Plugs and 2oz> Tins. Dark and Aromatic. j I Made in an INDEPENDENT Factory S I for an INDEPENDENT People. . ; 1 | ASK FOR IT! ASK FOR IT I [ ' ' Motor Tyres. ■' • If Bibcnduttfi Tyrt La tuns— 5. 1 I This is why the I MkmbjH I Square Tread j I is shaped as it is: I $ I Because after exhaustive experimental work, and a long series of g practical tests, the manufacturers have ascertained that only a cover of D this particular shape can, when inflated and supporting the weight of the 1 car, give the best results in the wearing of the tread. g Because it augments the strength as well as the resiliency of the g rubber, besides giving it a tendency to close up any cut sustained, rather 1 than permitting it to gape open and. provide ingress for injurious foreign 1 _ B bodies. Thus it is that the Michelin Square Tread has won its pre-eminence 1" J I STOCKISTS: I 1 among all-rubber covers. ■ 3 STOCKISTS: 8 A UCK^L * D—^/UD LTD.. JOHN B HENRY HUGHES, x W. Parkinson 8 Co.» ISOilw srr X monument^ Mi w«s"oJ! d k,7 21 S. 8 a: WOE MAMS d \ SCULPTORS BATOES "*«""«"■'* . JillW S ™'" N. in every I*"* 1 " kul _ = OBS ' Granite Work. / <"> rfillV' 1.-aicCffi D" 0 ""™" 8 N. Bp«mw-, Buildings- Cnstoms-flt- E.. AucMooil. ■■,ui 4X' 'AdS»l'"ttS Uarblo or Granite N. tmm B s4 . ' — —— — ——- s B wee on application. Mantlepieces. \ . _ Pb-' . p Clients advised tfttd assisted «^*V STOP. Look—Our Queen-street Stoop 1b open In disposing of their Invention* #ictoria st w - Auck,aD "-X 'ucklmd BxoUnsßijino. dUMUSt. St. W., AUCKiafIU. Qu»oa-BU, and 73. Karan&abape Eoad. 4 • *» BRfIQKf-SMITH. Haotfu; '1 Bbakchj WaikouK*.