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Wairarapa Age, 7 August 1926, Page 2

S’S/cobhaml <. i is 1 > Hying on SPIRIT Mr. Alan Cobham will stop at the following points in Australia to refuel his machine with Shell Spirit Darwin, Newcastle Waters or Brunette Downs, Cloncurry, Longreach, Charleville, Bourke, Sydney, Hay and Melbourne. Follow his Example — Fill up with Shell |i 1 . qp The British Imperial Oil Co. (N.Z.) Ltd. Gollin 6C Co. Pty. Ltd., Agents SISO C 11 Tyre Leadership! v / rot many years Firestone quality has created a world-wide demand for Firestone Balloons and Cords among all classes of tyre users. Millions of /• oar owners want Firestone Gum-Dipped Cords because of more mileage—greater economy and added safety. The largest taxicab companies have adopted t . ... Ft? Firestone as standard equipment, because of deh pendable performance at low cost. $ Famous racing drivers specify Firestone Gumi ' Dipped Cords because they stand up under the ' terr^c r%c i n g pace that quickly break down less dependable tyres. Leading car manufacturers list Firestone GumDipped Balloons and Cords as standard equipment on new cars—because car buyers insist upon the —Gum-Dipped tyres. ut t * iese f amo ’* B ty™ on y our car to-day. gj|H An Empire Product Made in Canada. ’ IO Tirestowe . Wb IsSl MOST MILES PER SHILLING M ... obtainable from—P. HARTMAN & CO., MASTERTON. SOUTH WAIRARAPA MOTORS, CARTERTON. s A*** " (fTHE outstanding merit of the DUNLOP is all the more welcome as it ¥■ helps to establish British prestige. Garages now fit “English Dunlop” at the same price as other tyres. JBVGLfSff I % D JNLOP | \ THE DUNLOP RUBBER COY. OF AUST. LTD. \ Disinftuior* of English Dunlop Tpres Aicklari, W.lliut.., Qriatcfarch, Dmdii Ak