Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23489, 28 October 1939, Page 9 (Supplement)

Lowest Prices for Retreading. Best Workmanship. Superfine Rubber. 475 x 19 £1 9 9 525 x 16 £1 13 0 550 x 1G £1 15 0 600 x 16 £2 1 3 DIAMOND FIETREADS CO. 401-3 BROADWAY, NEWMARKET. Ph. 10-174 NtHbefs Nfiuß Published to Save You Money ■ Carbon Monoxide the Cause? Unbelievably small concentrations of carbon monoxide can produce sleepiness, headache and impaired judgment. Following a recent fatality, leaks were discovered in the exhaust manifold connection and the curburretor was in such poor adjustment that five to ten times the ordinary percentage of toxic carbon monoxide existed in the exhaust gases. Give your car the benefit of a Fuel Test on our Analyser, which ensures perfect carburration. Here are a few suggestions for Motorists who appreciate comfort, appearance and economy ... MOTOR KOLLAG £/« WAX POLISH 4/Q tin. LIQUID WAX 2/6 DUSTLESS DUSTERS 2/6 ** Ch ' SPONGES O /ft to' ft /ft Remember! It's our business to be of practical assistance to motorists. Write or call—you'll be glad you did!

PS3 m *M m a i ~ . v ww# !%» it: ;<»'» 'J* 3 lite CENTREPOLE TENTS " ECONOMIC," 8 x 8, srt. Walls, Green l"P £4, " FAVOURITE," 8 x #. .-.ft. walls, special proofed Green lop .. £5/5/-. 10 x 10, .'ifii walls, Green roof—£7/5/-. " MATCHLESS " AWNING TENT, 0 x U. with Green roor £B, TWO-POLE TENTS "EXCELSIOR," 10 x 12, 5 and 150 Z. Permeraldux Fadeless Green Root — £ll/10/-. CAR COVERS —lort. filn. X 14ft., No. 1 Calico. 16/-; urt. 6ln. x isrt.. 25/-;* 1 art. x 16ft., Heavy Tenting-. 27,'6; ir>rt. x 20ft., 37 6; 12ft. x 16ft., No. 1 Soz. Duck. 39/6: 15ft. x 20rt.. 59/0. TWO NEW DESIGNS " BIVOUAC " EXTENSION TENT, Ideal "ZENITH" —An Improved Two Polo rnomf wayS TENT ' wlth two ontranceS: n0 poles sleeping (niiirters. Bft. x 20ft., with 1:1 "> c Bft. x 9ft., sft. walls, I2(iz Green roof £l2. Green roor £3/15/-. For Other Sizes, Qualities and Prlcos rofer to Catalogue. 2 A ®]f) DISCOUNT on all Cash Orders for TENTS during 2 ' OCTOBER »J--- «f—iWe Strongly Advise Early Bookings. 1 CAMP 3TRETCHERS 24in., 18/-; 271n.. 20/-. CHILDREN'S CAMP "STRETCHERS 24-Inch 13/6, FOLDING CAMP TABLEB, 2 ITt. x 30rt.. 20/'-. CAMP STOOLS Folding'. 5/-; With back, 8/6. Also Camp Mattresses, Camp Stoves, Haversacks, etc. ■ See Catalogue. 83>IF 10 send ror our attractive 1939-40 CATALOGUE, featuring EL aUBls, "" ,in(>s of Tents and Camping: Eauipment. AND REM EMRF.n, " Wlndust" Tents nre cniallty productions at reasonable prlres; strongly constructed to withstand severest conditions; sft. walls to give maximum room and all Tents are sold complete with Sod Cloths. Ventilators. Poles and Pegs, packed In bag, ready ror erection. FREIGHT PAID SK^IO'ST^ou^SLK" 0 TO See the Different Types of TENTS Erected and on Display at OTAHUHU. W. P. WIMJST Ltd. (Opposite P.T. Bus Depot) Phone 17-975 (Open Friday Evening and Saturday Mornin'--).

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MOUNT EGMONW»«; WAS NAMED BY JAMES COOK AFTER THE SECOND EARL OF EGMONT ON JAN.I 3-1770. THIS BEAUTIFUL AND SPECTACULAR ::c MOUNTAIN WAS FIRST CLIMBED ON DEC.2S-1839 BY OR.ERNST DIEFFENBACH : WHO WAS NATURALIST TO THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. HE WAS ACCOMPANIED BV JAMES HEBERLEY. A CLOUDY BAY ■ WHALER AND FIRST - * WELLINGTON PILOT. EALAND V' _ . BV .. •■/>Q a v. < s - N/ -v' * v.; • ■IS .#n ENB NFW PIYMOIJTH ■—— foXdbythepYvmouthco.. 1 SSS& THE PRINCIPAL SETTLEMENT WAS FIRST INTENDED « ;•" JOHNNY JONES ™™5 T , K asissgst®* •* * i born « S v»« S v« «» HE U m«w BETTERPLACEOFDISEMBARK&TmN *-•*". unilWT Pr MftWT conu co, am'r, AFAMOUS WHALER AND TRADER IN THE SOUTH BETTER PLACE OF DISEMBARKATION. -■->%. MOUNT EGMONT FROM BELL BLOCK |SUND. AS A YOUTH HE WAS IN NEW ZEALAND t Z{v **i- (4PTg * AN mLVS " erCH) WATERS ON BOARD A SE.ALER. BY 1840 HE ■■ - -x OWNEO OR HAD AN INTEREST IN 5 WHALING STATIONS IN THE SOUTH ISLAND. . :/Ciy&■ sometimes called the mooewaikouaiti HE ARRANGED FOR II FAMILIES FROM N.S.W. . • 1 "" ll f'ViVfi - • •• TO SETTLE THERE IN 1840. HE AISO INVITED F ' R ST IMMIGRANTS ARRIVED IN AND CONVEYED TO WAIKOUAITI THE FIRST -■ y r '• THE SHIPS "WILLIAM BRYAN '(312 TONS) 50urH | SWN p MISSION/\RV(REV.JAMES VIATKIN) 0N MAR.3O-IB4I.AHD THE "AMELIA THOMPSON }a f£g PROMINENT IN COMMERCIAL mo tons.) on sept. 3 iß4i. l » indunedin he was atom me >- •- - *.• .".-vvste, A total OF MORE THAN 300 WERE FARM £d SHIP-OWNERMONEYtENDER The landing place NEW PLYMOUTH in the IB6o's brought by these two ships. m merchant, he died in ms. I MOUNT EGMONT FROM BELL BLOCK f c MOUNT EGMONT FROM BE! 'Mi&t-UK ( A PTC R AN lARLY SKC rCH.) 1 THE KIWI A FLIGHTLESS BIRD OF NOCTURNAL HABITS IT IS REMARKABLE FOR THE SIZE OF ITS EGGS.THEABSENCE OF A TAIL, ITS RUDIMENTARY WINGS AND IN HAVING THE NOSTRILS j PLACED AT THE END OF THE BILL. OF THE 4 SPECIES KNOWN, ..ff 3 ARE IN THE SOUTH ISLAND. NAMED BY THE MAORIS FROM £sl| ITS SHORT SHRILL WHISTLE. IT FEEDS ON WORMS.GRUBS, |||| LARVAE ETC. THE FEMALE IS LARGER THAN THE MALE. /A'J& USUALLY LAYS A CLUTCH OF 2 EOGS.THE MALE BIRD UNDERTAKING J® THE TASK OF INCUBATION. DEPICTED ON THE NEW ZEALAND Mm FLORIN AND A RECENT PENNY STAMP THE KIWI LINE THE FERN LEAF IS OFTEN USED AS A NATIONAL EMBLEM. ;»s§§« BISHOP POMPALLIER. JOHN BAPTIST FRANCIS POMPALLIER.FIRSTI ROMANI CATHOIIC BISHOP IN NEW ZEALAND WAS BORN IHFRANCE OECJMBOI ■ BECOMING A PRIEST HE lATER BROUGHT THE MARIST MISSIONARY h IDEAL TO NEW ZEALAND AND THE WESTERN WCIFIC HE LEFT &k FRANCE AS FIRST VICAR APOSTOLIC OF WESTERN OCEANIA ON DEC.24 1836. AT POYNTON'S HOUSE.HOKIANOA HE M CELEBRATED THE FIRST MASS IN NEW ZEALAND-JAN 13-I83& TO^SWAASS^THEIoufIiI m SL HE FIRST m POMPALLIER HOUSE.RUSSELU , - ERECTED BV MAF/ST BROTHERS 'N /&4-0 AS Tht NORTH ISLAND Kiwi (apteryx mantblli) USUALLY greyish-brown headquarters of THE MISSION is st/u standing. WITH STREAKS OF BUCK BUT ALBINOS HAVE OCCASIONALLY BEEN REPORTED. LENGTHAPPROX.23, , D HEIGHT APPROX. 15; AVERAGE SIZE OF EGGS-s"* 3'.' THE SOUTH ISLAND KIWI (APTERYX AUSTRAL IS) AMES B £ KKY 9 lIS USUALLY OF A GREY COLOUR AND IS GENERALLY LARGER THAN THE NORTH ISLAND SPECIES. J •/ -;