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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1459, 11 April 1918, Page 29

I Wk El ~”^ e Ty re that reduces ''lH the Petrol Bill. «■ gm fe ______... i;g $ § The Palmer patent Cord Foundation | yields ten per cent, more mileage per pj: $ gallon of petrol—the famous foundation built ffe: a up of rubber-insulated fine cotton strands, multiplied and interwoven with the structure of the tyre itself. & Palmers minimise the tyre heat that invites destruction, • 1.-and transmit the maximum of engine power —and Ij?® | rii $ surmounting all, Palmer's have the toughest, most •% u’ $ enduring tread ever moulded on to a tyre t i? Palmer Cord Tyres, for Light and Palmer Fabric Tyres, for L . ? ' Heavy Motor Cars, Cycle Cars. Motor Cycles. Cycles and 1 I’ Motor Cvcles, and AeronLnes. Autowheels. THE PALMER TYRE Ltd. Chief Officesand Showrooms JjL'A’iall9/I Z 3. Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C 2. England. THE SND,A RUBBER, GUTTAPERCHA, Ilßw® AND TELEGRAPH WORKS CO., LTD., Kirill’’'B 165 ’ MANCHESTER STREET, IM CHRISTCHURCH. W II S 3 a No need to ■KMiH MBwSy buy other than British Tyres HH F Cord tyres ™ D/4

NEW ZEALAND’S ROLL OF N.Z. MOTOR AND CYCLE HONOUR, JOURNAL. IN MEMORIAM CARDS. With Soldier’s Portrait Similar to that appearing in “Sporting Review.” Monthly. ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., LTD., Qf a n Newsagents and Booksellers. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. p rice , 6d .

JP^ffMP HOPPING bvC AR ■ a pleasure Instead of a purgatory, qflvflffiu/ In tropical climes the possession WlUwi a car makes a day’s shopping You j ust bowl along without ex'Z' MWertion, your own speed creating a f jW ' ‘ \vf ’ * 'WP refreshing breeze, which to the I > pedestrian is unattainable. The A.C. Is the best little car imaginable for such expeditions— Blight, speedy, comfortable, economical and trustworthy. Its remarkable simplicity makes the A.C. ideal for the lady-driver. Government work precludes us from supplying cars at present. May we book your order for postwar delivery? Auto-Carriers (1911), Limited 181-182 Hercules Rd., Westminster Bridge Road, LONDON, S.E., ENGLAND.