Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19717, 17 August 1927, Page 5

I I i JfH .# It »*/< i >♦ 3£ V'// i wM, §B§S i %'i m x< IH§§§ ;>A !§i 8® H m. m ffl m m 'yfy ''OL M w v I li! (l/'i m S3 ,"':i V ,«'* ii'iifisM ■;'J=Tr.'ft^-Z (wg| ft* '5Kr ra w. ■■/:*. iHiiii 1 m. w % « m ■mm Va/ <■s*7 1 i t W ■w ! h \o WH VY> J,! M a Si Wwmi « i!t Vis H />>/. R •/■i-ti t Am m m il M w& M V\\>> Igg i*%W» % « ffi Bat® p?? SS //A I 1 BpgS Ytwfjfr 3*<23 2^ Every Home! a medicinal beverage, Wolfe's Schnapps is necessary to every household. " One Wolfe's Schnapps a day for your health's sake" is a golden rule that both men and women should observe. gig|°' qssg Bpigga Ssmsm. iSi. K \ AROMATIC SCHIEDAM M m HHHKKiiSiS IBiS Jim isii®§3g^w Blessing to Humanity, . •■ *v!Jr I I -*'■•■ ■■ I it I . S , '■ i

YA m I? m 3SS R S§s §> % i r il 7 * if If I? »-3=Ml a «s. & il m itor Cfdists Now passing through New Zealand are two Motor Cyclists— B. H. Cathrick and J. P. Castley—who are touring around the world on B.S.A. Machines, fitted with Dunlop Motor Cycle Duirine their journey, of which they have already completed 20,000 Ss thev win traverse twenty different countries-over mountains, deserts and plains—in many instances following wild trackswheremo or cvcles have never been before. Very little reflection is needed to appreciate the all-important part played by the tyres on their machines which . . . naturally . . . Dunlop. There is a wealth of meaning backing the saying : and he t Sat THE DUNLOP RUBBER COY. OF AUST.-LTD, Motor Cycle AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH. DUNEDIN