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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12572, 8 March 1919, Page 5

ns od) 5000 FREE Morning and Afternoon Tcai ■re supplied at 'this Institulc every month. To carry on this and similar work elsewhere we need your help. SenS your subooriptloni tot The Military Affaire Committee, 20 Ma!grave Street, Wellington, JAB. W. HENDEKSOJf. OEO. SHIETCLQ’FE, Joint Hon. Treaeurcr. HAINES-23 Church ot England Institute, Kotorua Rest and Recreation for “The Boys” At Rotorua there is a comfortable Church of fc.nglnnd Institute for sick and maimed soldiers, jt contains Lounge, Sun Verandahs, Billiard Room, Games Room, Library and Reading Kpom, wherein “the boys’* can happilv while away their convalescent hours which otherwise must be both long and dreary. j1 T T NOTE.-—Church Army Donations may ill so bo sent to J* C. Adams, Esq. o, Bcaloy Street, Christchurch,

imputation I A / 2SS* Ho «g2 m m* IIV S-JM! sac Mi ess jvnoe SSia£S Slocked In White Tread Grooved and Red Tread Railroad. DUNLOP RUBBER CO. Wellington, Christchurch, Auckland | MOTORIST: "The Tyre with a reputation—eh?" t OUR ENVOY: "Yes, Sir, and won by its high quality, ( splendid service and reasonable selling price." 'MOTORIST: “Talking of prices—l see some importers making claims for superior quality to account for their exceptionally high price In this country.” OUR Envoy : “ Yet the same cover sells at nearly half the price—say in New York, which rather explodes the super-quality idea. Anyway, Sir, claims don't build up a 20 years' reputation for giving the public a fair return for their money." | MOTORIST: “ No, time finds out most things, and in my case it has proved that DUNLOP TYRES have no superior for service and tyre economy," LADY: “Loyalty with profit—eh?" 1 OUR ENVOY: " Exactly, Madam I"

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