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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14393, 7 January 1911, Page 3 (Supplement)

Dick's Belting i Hall's Sanitary Paint Sherwin-William's House and Coach Pftlftfi Hariand's Varnishes. Ruberoid Roofing. Brilliantshine Metal Polteti DtTNEDINi hardwaremerchaU& tUtfttetasEri trutA&ti* =SS= mm* I rrJf 'il ABUNDANCE OF WATER ASSURED ,<■ BV THI< IKSTAtMENT OP AN ERICSSON or RIDER. Hot Air Engine. oyer Tflmra aSo.csANB in csb. ... They pro thoroughly, practical, simple,; pnd easy to work, imdifoW madq in sizes to deliver to 3000 Buttons (per hour tOip* height of 60 T feet. 3fou' can Mraw them oq, any fuel—wood, coalM<M kerosene, '.Xhoro "is no steiun, engineer required, Bnd they givouttoj trouble tg attend to. |for~country houses, hotels, watering BfOCK OR »*■ RI CATION, THEY ARE UNAPPROAOItoiL*. s#n3-tta »-post-eardj stating .wEat amount ofg And wa'will bepl eased' to edviu BRANCH DEPOT, CAIN'S TERRACE, TIHtRU. •vstfrr:' , A ucklano* msm&L TitiMM K .JL; The National Mutual Life ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA ITO cr'p.A'n OFFICE FOR NEW ZEALAND:— Customs House Quay Welllndtoi. MANAGER: ORTON STEVENS. Funds Annual Incoma £6,000,000 £1,800,000 Agenoioa throughout tli» Colony. FRANCIS BIRTLES, THE OVERLANDER, HAS .TOST COMPLETED ANOTHER LONG CYCLE RIDE. thl» tin* ligl# ARGGND AUSTRALIA.! In all his long and hazardous Jtmrnsyl 1)» ti» Dunlop Tyres For the trying ordeals, and he SELECTS THESE F jUIIOUS TYRBS HIS LIFE DEPENDS ON THE RELIABILITY OF HIS &Q Dunlop Tyres ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR STRENGTH AND DtTRABIMTf. &17X At* Oi\ him SURELY AND SAFELY. THEY'LL DO THE SAME FOR YOU. THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO. OF AUSTRALASIA! LTD.•WORCESTER OHRISTCHURGH.