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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14339, 2 July 1917, Page 3

tmrnmrnmi-m^^mmtssmai.' »'P- CIAL NOTICE. Ieee, and will na*-*. ' eh will enable ma to praetioally doable of Tyres and Accessories for all makes of, Oars.* ..^ ..,„ OUR AGENCIES / . . >om *bich is unsurpassed m *th!» Dominion, and include suoh Oars as the— HOLLIER (8-cylinder) OVERLAND CALCOTT SAXON A.C " , WOLSELY HAYMES (6 and 11-oylinder) EMPIRE (4 and 6-cylinder) JEFFERY (4 and 6-cylinder) BTAR SCRTPPS-BOOTH (4 and 8-cylinder). U.S. A , ,* • MITCHELL-LEWIS (6-cylinder) v. „.,„,', E onRDIALLY INVITE INSPBOnOM "" " Lewis and /Son, tT» K.- « >F MOTOR OA R». TRUCEB. A tfft TRAILLERI! j *Kom* lOOe „j-',, ,j -' , ,-i- ■ , i - ,, ■-„ ,r,m - ■t-i-T.-T— ~«^-> »H».», ii ijtom iniiii.i... 1 1 .it ii ■oiiHiin .rfcat^wtfy Givcmca^Dunlog fe> Am ' Sotnto^yMotoristd/^^ ■';■ f^j/tm »®w t4>lWn^i>lK>Ml;L^fiM^' «^^^^Bl ' " & rcat Wc^* A "■AJSpr'A M^^A * This isWfmiT W^^^^A a * Extra Quality-Extra Weight— TTil^Js^.m--~ILMm m —~ TWdc NoB -« lt * ,, « Whito TrwuTT —more plica of Fabric m the . Casing. This all adds to yon* L' . l^qgj&^g^^^^^rO^* tyre service, and reduces yotrif"^ ' WL^^^^^^^^^^^ tyre cost per niUe. YOU PAY P^*^p^ NO MORE FOR BRITISH lI^rJSJ^A v "DUNLOPS" than for light MtSzo^' 4-^^i weight poor quality foreigji \xJ^r ly*«#» In the one cas^yo«.j(^|: . . ||[r^y^ : full value, m tho other— tyres , UlNv^^^, ; flfflni^w tbAt cost less to produce^ yej; li t^^H wKkfukWim the buyer pays' more than ftH^,.^. Jk'^v yomr^^ml r» these facts— « dunlop^ * ■BL/^BQw^^'W / iW USERS WILL GIVE OtHERS''^ m^^S^^^^mni IM - 9HOULD DECIDE you m IrW FAVOUR OF OUR BRITISH-j^^B^^-AJWPgI MADE TYRES. U^r^^^^i^ l^i FIT THEM-IT PAYS! m I Stocked m Grooved, Three pZJaffi \J_4mm Q? Ribbed «k Rubber Non-Skid r^SsWJßflr^^^^ ij^ —at all Leading Garages. ♦^ £/ DUNLOP RUBBER CO. Wellington, Christchurch, Auckland '* nMsnaßHsnaneenenaneaneHnaHßie * - ' ' ' ' ' . - ' im ii»..«*«— .—» — mmm— tmmmimn w»in» „ 1 1 i ■ ii^im»«w»«»«»»»— »»--»»i»»»»»»nM»it»»i» w »w- *«•* PHENALINE A DISINPECTANT OF GOOD VALtE. 1) HEN ALINE is guaranteed to contain over 20 per cent carbolic, and is certified by the highest scientific authorities to be a reliable deodoriser and disinfectant, and to 'be' a perfect germicide. ..Phenaline has been certified by the City Analysts under the Health Act ; to be a pure and first-class disinfectant. y '_., k ; The testimonial, chemical report, and analyses, etc. , which follow, -'-are well worthy of attention. f Chemical and Assay Laboratory, 97 Pitt Street, Sydney, April 6, 1909. Dear Sirs.-— We hare made an analysis of a sample of Phenaline, and tiud it to be a carefully prepared (article rich m phenyls and cresols, on whioh the value of such, disinfectants depend. We have no hesitation m saying that Phenaline is a' flret- class 'disinfectant. Yours faithfuUy, DIXON. AND' BYRN.., . . Sold m 5 Gallon Drums, 1 Gallon and 1 Pint Tins. y.y. .'- A necessity for Home or Factory. A neoessity for Station or Dairy. • JOHN CHAMBERS AND SONS LTD. AGENTS FOR NliW ZEALAND. > .A A . ,*. ' * : AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, GISBORNE, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN.