I i^ —■—«—n mm —— »«■«■■ ——■ —■ —"■" - g ""' • , ««**,. Y4 ' .'■?■ , v-"..-'.':-;- , ->. T 7*T , .!.„ !' .'!"■«« IH" IUU«Jlll lil«W*—;■!.";7- , .i-;;.- r.oU'r'o.-:-- ■;;. ■.;.;.. ;:,■•. v;.-...:-: ;,•;■;..■ ■; : : ; "-: : : r..;--;>^;jv-..v ■■■■;_. • ■•■ How % Shortage of Air- Space, in Tyres, may cost 25% of V the CAR life! Rubber Tyres would , ¥ /"HEN your Tyres are UttLAST much longer, on ; V V der-Sized for the Weight ; \:;i, Pleasure Cars, than "Pneu ; of your Car and its Oc--lif mabca. : "?W-- " cupanta,youMUSTuseanoscßs«Wy ' J ": Yet nobody so uses them! high Air-Pressure in order to keep - Because, v?hat Solid-Rubber or off-the-earth. more than the proper "" !5: r Steel might save on Tyres, would 14$ of Tyre Cross-Section Dia* .M\ ;'.; represent only a fraction of the ad- meter. mtt ditional Wear and Tear they would . Tha { exceS siveh i,: a Pressure ?«. •. 0 I cost on Motor, and Car-Mechanism, then not S a £ «KS2 ) Ml '■ «*•«** on the Fabric wallsof ! the Tyre/tending toward orema- ■ ■:: ;..-,,. mane lyres must therefore be bal« tun*' Wet *" ■ i r y anced against the longer-life of the ~ uu*sts- ■ -■' CAR and the Luxury, or Comfort . If . y° <*""? «» Air-Pressure,— 1 PURPOSE for which that CAR was :to Wlt ?, a *? omfl/ ' Comfortable, and I \m primarily purchased non-vibrating, pressure,— exces- ?■ < ".,v ' " -. ".■'■'.. jive load (in proportion to Tyre • I ir? ; S> * * Area) wears out your Tyres in short : ■■•'■>"-"- ; * i*",«,,. , . °ri&> wniJe using up Petrol ex- . ' ! „ ':•. try*HE htgher the Air-Pressure order, while using up Petrol exHE htgher the Air-Pressure travagantly. ■/ J[ you must carry, Pneu- :- matic Tires, the less pneii' ■ ana '-■■■■tnatic they are,— the' nearer they w , come to the Solid-Rubber Tyre : L jwntf on Car Mechanism, and Car po, you need the RIGHT 3:Occupants. r „ ■■--■, *• i- .■• O SIZE of Tyre-the FULL- ■ : • M~per ! Cpntra,T-whm/(MB»«i ■ SIZE specified by the Car | Air-Pressure is earned fa Tyres Maker,-iot satisfactory results. -\ .(admitting of more than 14$ of - T A. ~ .„.. /,■>,. :! the Tyre Cross-Section diameter , T , h ?- ls^ V ou should be & -■ being m-contact-with-the-road) you SSV **S? sffiiS,?SS Tuf.l^Trwnf G o°T??n ICH r';Car/but you .Wear out, and Burn ' Ty ?f «* UNDER-SIZED 'out, Tyres long before their proper Measure them, and see! Mileage has been rendered. Then bear in mind that Goodw '.... So//wyouare,~ , 'berweenthe rich FULL-SIZED Millimeter Tyres (Car, but you Wear Sea"l Bum cost you nomorethzn same quality out, Tyres long before their proper Measure them, and see! Mileage has been rendered. Then bear in mind that GoodSo there you are,-"between the rich FULL-SIZED Millimeter Tyres Devil and the Deep Sea "I cost you no more than same quality i What to do? of "regular" (or Under-Sized) Tyres. I FORDE & COY. I ,| 'K.' -« 1 i Auckland District Agents • -, I'V l?C I 4 S ;jI %■ Herald Building* QUEEN STREET -- «P * ft\JLflfc2 L——wi i i iiii.i mm i I :; mhm i i u —«—— w— a——oa— Don t Dread £■'■■ .7 V /the disagreeable cleaning work in the L" ; ; . i s'.* -i 'v*\af 7 kitchen and home. Make it easy by using ■J ■'■& J "Red Seal" Lye. "Red Seal" appeals to ? ~'i N " / -"Jy every good housewife. "Red Seal" banishes , >: / drudgery—saves time and money. \ ' -/ - ,:'/ "Red Seal" best for cleaning—purifying and i :.i I ' novating, best for cleaning floors, bricks, marble, _/,-'., • s | [cloth, porcelain, pots, pans, sinks, drains. Revo* /^ .- - , lutiomzes dish washing—makes refuse cans, tanks /§•• ]®£feffi,C f and vats sanitary, ~ , . s £ '/ J Softens water, destroys odors—indispensable in the '■'-' $&?'(;MSM laundry and bathroom. "Red Seal" has a thousand uses in \ . :, Is every womatfs home, All up to the minute grocers sell "Red Seal": Lye. Directions for many uses in each can. '■(-■'.": "':.-• '.':'-*'■; H ; Look for the' 1 Red Seal"—Accept no other. ' P. C. TOMSON & COMPANY lower Cuba Street, Wellington, N. Z, „ 109 Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.\». )■; ', ' Also manufacturers of "Red Seal Cleanser." ,; : . V. a I, lliHlHl»l W ß—i——CT——» I Mil II ■ ■■ will,l 1111. ,1111 ' I HE. ALLEN rUUn """ n i .; ——A CAR YOUR WIFE ; \ v -OR DAUGHTER WILL . l \. ; j -FALL IN LOVE WITH J- • : \ p :^:;rThe y Alien Oar has graceful lines, that are dignified yet " distingue." J ' » <': Its coach-built body ' has a finish that equals the bodies turned out by the I » 0 best -English- makers. ; Its smoke-brown shade ; and ! brown trimmings add a I ► lot to the car's smart-appearance,, /- ''" . '■- Is ■ :>. > » \-4']:'-:] The. car is beautifully balanced and well-sprung—giving it a gliding move- - v' * fe;ment" that :is delightful. The engine runs smoothly, and delevops big power. *', tilths as near perfection :asan : engine can be. An Allen Car took part in .. *■■■ 8 the recent Parliamentary Tour, and held a leading plac<» all through. There * was not a sign'of engine trouble. V' ► - • ■ \\ '- " : '; ;J ■'• -. i ■: . , <'"'--■ FULLY EQUIPPED AND «mj?A • •' ;-, READY FOR THE ROADS-&S ** » ';.-;. ••■'j,';- ', :.' ' '-'' ■••'.-■ ! * COME A TRIAL SPIN. If you live out of Auckland, we'll sand yo'i > ■'•.'-.' .- -.- c, illustrated literature. ■:-..,•'; -■ .'' >' : D.S.C. & COUSINS & COUSINS, LTD. VICTORIA QUADRANT, NEAR MAGISTRATE'S COURT, AUCKLAND. j" ui&gonti divoppev. |^|^ . ' S The only Stropper on Ihoniarkot'with, the perfect diagonal : slido . slroltc. Strops any 6 lbl4de,**ordinary'or "Ba£cty.'', ; Gives an etlsc that riiokos shaving doliKhtfully easy and ■' V;.- pleasant. ; BEWARE OP .'.CHEAP* IMITATIONS, v Order ...through: your dealer. .••■'>■ ■-• ,: .*• Wholesale from H. K. PARTRIDGE & Co., Ltd., Auckland.. JT""fB Trade Marks, Deaißng, and BBB o lsin i sflJßßßfllßF a fs ZZHI Copyrights applied for |JL||y¥ HJ g IBIJ Ba V SI O I throughout the world. -Draw-: i§ is Bi B~ * ■'h K J fiJI hh ' At XT I ings and Specifications. pre- IBI»9ul«B »BWWia»S«VS -w i? ..\ ' -»l ■*-■ B pared. Records searched. " LIMITED, ' . - * A If Advioe given ho j Inventors. REGISTERED PATENT AGENTS. ■'t *» I;; ■> FREE BOOK ON APPLICATION. : Established 188°. . 1 1 Balii&laßii T ™l# PATENT AOENTS AND *- <« %C<J iiiSE I THEAD OFFICE-WELLINGTON O 0 "^" ««I»«to»" ' ' * 1 , "H Auckland Office: * ,* * ■ freeoa »pp!ic»Uo«. .| '* ■S. Smeaton's Building!,' Q«.a Street » Clients ad ~ sed and assisted >% 6 - .., i te ' OT ,!* M i a i te '■" in a sposine. of their inventions^• ,- - ■; •"i £9 Q. A. McConnell, 0.K., Mechanics. . ~ . nj= - , i • n «* ;* JSgj ? Engineer and Draughtsman. ,-,. Auckland Office i Exchange Lane, Queen St :??s&£& | |I$S« tiwmbne 151*. a £, OROOHITxSMITH, MemuSer. ' .'^^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16500, 28 March 1917, Page 3
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