Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20602, 28 June 1930, Page 14 (Supplement)

'•••':• ; : -;.'A %JWBf MWWZqg on coMn&hts WIIE to Send jor this 36page book on Motor Oils. Freeto' motorists. Post the coupon NOW ! PAYKEL BROS., LTD.. - Box 116, Auckland, . Dear Sirs,— ' r , Please send me, post free, without obligation, copy of your book, Best, Motor Oils are Vital." Name. • Address. Ever sat with your foot on the starter —running your battery down-—trying to get a kick out of a stone cold engine on a frosty night? What's wrong? Cheap oil, of course! Gummed upbinding your pistons—-crank-shaft—valves. . . . ......... r ~P ."£> ■ lj m M m m S ami i mmm> —and learn what GOOD OIL can do, for your car. Does not put a glue-like seal on your engine when the temperature drops! Retains its lubricity and gives quick easy starting under all conditions. ;Made from jfinest Pennsylvania crude, specially refined to obtain the Highest grade oil, and not subjected to "cracking" refinery methods for petrol! Lengthens the life of your car—and gives smoother, sweeter running; Costs a fraction more per gallon, but gives you twice as many miles of SAFE lubrication.

ha I Originally designed as an extra strong tyre for the rough roads and tracks of East Africa, " Fort n Dunlop proved to be the very tyre required to meet to-day's motoring demands. In New Zealand the success of " Fort" Dunlop is phenomenal. On rough roads and smoothlarge cars and small—light load and heavy load —" Fort" Dunlop is giving service .. . mileage and durability • , . that has yet to be equalled. AHtmai Tyre Costs are Considerably Reduced by FMing Dunlop. JWhen Motorists do riot need the extra strength of the "Fort" Dunlop, their requirements are best met by the Dunlop Standard i r Tyre, which is to-day better than ever, marked constructional improvements making it second only to the "Fort" -Dmilop. | For the sake of economy, with a new cover \aiways use a new Dunlop Tube—" Bulit to Shape."

I ' T A bright light in your •home is a necessity. . It mustalsobesosafe and simple that-:aV child can'operate it. - ' - v -- An Aladdin Kerosene Mantle Lamp gives» l a brilliant, white light, free from thfcinjurious rays contained in Open Flame Lamps, Electric Light, and Etantfne Ga«. It burn# > : 8J hours ;to 1 : pint of Kerosene by test. ' No Danger. No Pumping/ No Smell. ; ' Ask tho Loral Aitoat to allow y«u "to try Aladdin in yonr own borne free of charge, or write direct to • ALADDIN INDUSTRIES LTD., • - No. 30J,. Aladdin House, 185-187 WILMS STREET, - WELLINGTON. Use "Light of the Age" Keroiene—A Texaco Product •

EMBOSSED NOTE. Distinctive Envelopes. HERALD PRINTING WORKS. Queen Street Auckland. Telephone 44-290»