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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16824, 29 November 1916, Page 6

BRITISH TYRES FOR BRITISH ROADS—WOOD-MILNE. New Zealand's roads are Uritish | roads, and yet many a motorist uses, imported Tyres on .them, and for this there is up reason. Wood-Milne Tyres besides being British, positively out-' mile aH'others—where is there another make which gives the same aivaraute« of 3500 miles? Selected resident rubbee and tough cotton fabric, plus Wood-Milne vulcanising—those factors are responsible for the exceptional goodness of Wood-Milne Tyres. The using of foreign Tyres is probably thoughtlessness—the using of WoodMilne:s is downright THOUGHTFULNESS. Think it over! Write for details to jour Oarage, or N.Z Depot 167 Vivian Street, Wellington. Dear Madam, —I am glad because you are so glad that "No Rubbing Laundry Help1' does wash all clothes spotlessly clean without rubbing or injury.— P. W. HOLLO WAY. People from every part of the province spe.qk in the highest terms of "NAZOL" as a remedy for Colds. Coughs, and Nasal Catarrh. It relieves and cures r.'re quickly than anything else. • Price, 1/6. Dear Madam,—lt gladdens my heart to Lear your cheery soul praising "No Rubbing Laundry Hep" for washing- clothes clean without iniury.—A. R. Townsend.