Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11933, 13 September 1924, Page 14

The largest illuminating advertisement in the world has been erected at Loughborough It is 512 ft. long andi 40ft. high, and consists of lettering painted on the side of a corrugated iron building. Twen-ty-six flood-light projectors are used to illuminate the sign. Beoohy Head is one of the highest of the English cliffs. It® summit is 564 ft. {above the oea. The Welsh coast has several cliffs higher than Beachy Head. Holyhead ia 719 ft. and Great Orme's Head 678 ft. St. Catherine's Cliff, Ide of Wright, beat® all these. It is 830 ft. high.

■ ■ Gtstomers with a REPUBLIC With his pneumatic Speed Model Republic, a Wellington Coal Merchant does business in every suburb. In three weeks, taken at random, the average weekly distance covered by this Republic was 133 miles —approximately 22 miles a day, against 6 with horses. After nearly a year’s service, replacement costs are nil and the high mileage per gallon is still maintained. Of the more than 80,000 Republic users, a large proportion are Coal Merchants who have proved Republic Trucks a SOUND INVESTMENT. Ask us for facts and figures. Let us demonstrate. INCUS BROS. & CO. Ltd. Repoblic Distributor* for H.Z. Corner Jenrois Quay, Cable and Taranaki Sis, Wellington Madras St, Christchurch You see Republics Everywhere 1