Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16372, 28 October 1916, Page 8 (Supplement)

S+ T/iE STAv f SAFETY I vßa3or Sharpener^ / A Real Money-Saver \ * The "STAG" Safety Razor Blade Sharpener. 1 ■ Price complete, with Hone and Strop, m f It Honw. It Strops. S-ja j f i The " STAG " is the simplest device imagin- |^4 I able — it sharpens all makes of safety razor W,/-^ 1 blades— and makes them available for imme- W( Q 1 The Only Sharpener to win an wffw 1 1 International Prize- flfOf Sra Proof positive of it's sterling merit. Im&m, 3ta>s Buy a " Stag" and eliminate all t^jmyt /v { < worry'of Honing and Stropping f*9&mJlsL fr/Xjk >" tA your Safety Blades. The angle fel^P^f or sharpening is fixed automaticA riNE PRESENT FOR THE BOYS j^^^XlF^ /' l&i W\ r Obtainable Everywhere SB»ffiso*^^ 1 *' e dominion Trading Co. Ltd. *» a.- WELLINGTON. I. Ij 111 . 11- ii- 111 wmmmmmmMm 11111 IWKWW——BUM .; H 1

"CAPSTAN" Navy Cut! Tobacco Competition I £200 IN PRIZES Will be presented for the return of the largest numbers of CAPSTAN | Navy Cut Tobacco Tin Lids (Round). The Lids may be taken from 1 Tins containing the Mild, Medium and/or Full Strengths. Prizes Totalling £200 Ist Largest Number £25 6th Largest Number £6 2nd „ „ £15 7th „ „ £5 . 3rd „ „ £1210». Bth „ „ £4 4th „ „ £10 9th „ „ £3 | sth „ „ £7 10s. 10th „ „ £2 j m To persons returning the next 50 largest numbers £1 each u 1 CONDITIONS-READ THESE CAREFULLY : 3 I Post your Lids to "CAPSTAN," Box 181.G.P.0., Wellington, N.Z. j I Be sure and enclose a slip in your parcel giving your full name and 3 I addre»s, plainly written, aho state the number af Lids returned. If I No parcel will be accepted unless FULL postage has been paid on same. a I The winners' names and addresses will be published in the newspapers. 1 B Only CAPSTAN Tobacco Lids will be accepted—no other* will count. 9 I The British Empire Trading Co. Ltd.'s decision will be final regarding j I any questions which may arise in connection with this Competition. I Competitors should keep their Lids till the END of SEPT., 1917, and I then send them in in ONE PARCEL, SECURELY PACKED. | I REMEMBER THREE THINGS I 1. Remember the Closing Date of the Competition. a 2. Remember to give your full name and address and number of Lids I I 3. Remember to tie your parcel up securely. 1 I THIS COMPETITION CLOSES ON 30th SEPT., 1917 1 1 GET BUSY AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS TO DO LIKEWISE E

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jg If your mental vision of the Gocdyear plant should 3$ }& picture a great factory filled onlly with a forest of CO tv> machinery, well then— it. & S GO K$ Sixteen years ago the Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co !p Company employed 225 men in the factory. To-day W HR the factory pay roll accounts for over 10,000, and >& Dg the number grows bigger every week, all intent on' m PR the one aim—the production of a flawless tyre, the ££> nh> maintenance of the Goodyear standard of super j£g jB quality. <•$ X> Every step in the gradual up-building of Goodyear §0 i? Tyres, from the assembling of the inspection of the $*> & raw rubber, to the final inspection of the finished w $ product, is made under the strictest of surveillance. ® $ The ever increasing sales of Goodyear Tyres (and /§ 35 Tubes) are the surest proof of satisfied users— CO JK a user always a user or Goodyear Tyres. OQ I . '8 Arc you treating your car fairly by using any old CO g tyre? 0C B . I ]§ There's only one Goodyear quality and that is found ££ B only in Goodyear Tyres—the most economical "per $9 » mileage" tyre in the world- jp I ; — se I THE GOODYEAR TYRE AND RUBBER CO., eg I OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. gg B 231 Clarence Street. Sydney gK g 122 Flinders St., Melbourne 92 Creek Street, Brisbane W » 6 Chesscr St., Adelaide Macquarie Street, Hobart W W 103 St. George's Ter„ Perth 6 Mercer St., Wellington & 8 £B ft P7iis * g? I^BBBB2B®^