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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12781, 29 July 1911, Page 6

•Oh. Veil Grocer. Pleaaa - ( •end hall-a-dozen Tins .^H^Hill * of 'HIGHLANDEH* COB- JS^^Bfli densed Milk." ( >c nr^lßil Don't Run Short! especially In the Wluier Lime, when ordinary Milk Is so dearl Keep a good big supply of HIGHLANDER CONDENSED MILK In the house, and when Cooking or Baking has to be done The modern notei— THE EASTERN GRANDE, Ohakune East (near Station). Wiite or wire for accommodation

RUBBER TYRES FOB VEHICLES. Time lias proved beyond doubt that RUBBER TYRES for vehicles are not now a luxury, but am ahcalute necessity. • y _ . n Repair bills are reduced to a minimum, the vehicle will last many years longer. The draib is reduced fwiy one-third. Loose tyres in summer are not known. You can drive and converse with ease and-pleasure. Our vast experience in the past has shown us the only remaining link to success with rubbers nrw a f&fect rubber tyre applying machine. This difficulty has now been overcome. "We have scrapped our two proTioas, machines to use the North British Rubber Tyre Co.'s method, for which we have secured the sol© rights for this coast from Marton' to Hawera inclusive. . . . In applying tyre* now, we are able to give you at least another foot more of compressed rubbeq m \gmxf wheel, more than' the old brazing system. , ' , The compression is all round the wheel, instead of a heap of rubber in one place, as with the other methods. Tyres will wew evenly round tbe channel, instead of patches so well-known in the old way. N© ■>■•*■ ing wires to burn your rim and paint. The rubber is put on much tighter than it could be applied prenomiljr. If you wish to know more, compare one of our present-day rubbers with the old style and you will see » is much fuller, rounder and deeper—filling the channel tightly with a perfect even surface, the same deptk ail round. " ~, .. firing your horso round and try one of bur. Gigs from the Show-room \t you haje never ridden on »»J>«»w\ Our Show-room is now replete with a largo stock of Carlton and Sylvia Gigs, Bradley, Dog-oarts, Bwt&c Carts, Phaetons, etc. ■ , '.-". * * Motor-car painting and repairs are now one of our specialities. Don't let your car or vehicle goto* t&r. Get them tuched up and varnished now; the summer is not the proper time for motor and carriage painte*aBOYD and BRENNAN, THE EURBKAOAEKIAGE FACTOEY,^ WANGANIn .