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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 pile* in OUR Envoy : " Yet the same cover sells at nearly ; - half the price—say in New York, which rather \"~" pumo* explodes the super-quality idea. Anyway, Sir, \ " claims don't build up a2O years' reputation for . . giving the public a fair return for their money." .. MOTORIST: " No, time fifids out most things; and in Whlt« Tread my 0386 has proved that , asrtjaa 1 . TYRES DUNtOP RUBBER CO. . , . , * .. Wellington, Chrittchurch, have no superior for service and tyre economy." AucWand LADY: "Loyalty with profit—eh?" OUR ENVOY: "Exactly, Madam!"

pa< -»==ac== i" y = 3E fl I YOUR 1f | PYRAMID ; ~sir? im~ : : THERE'S NOTHIN6 SO DELICIOUS OR INVieORATING. 1 PYRAMID Tea is unapproached by any other Tea for quality or value. Its reputation is supremi 1 \ i FROM LEADING GROCERS. /Vrwo crad^s/V 2'6 PER LBvMoicF.s^k /CEYLONIk W*" /CHINAV I / BLEND / BLEND ' UNIQUE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE QUALITIES. I u.—: n M ill For Wounded Returned' Soldiers Church of England Institute, Rotorua Contain* Rest Room, Billiard Room, Games Room, Waiting Room, Sun Verandah, devoted to the use and benefit of returned Wounded and Sick Soldiers recuperating at Rotorua. Upward* of 5,000 morning and afternoon teas and suppera are provided /ire« during each month THEY HAVE DONE THEIR BIT KEEP ON DOING YOURS Send yeur übicription* to csrrjr en this and'similar work eltewhefe fa Tke Military Affairs Committee, 20 Malgrave Street, Wellingtai JA9. W. HENDERSON \ Joint GEO. SHIRTCLIFFE ) Hen. Trta**rm ■ 22 j KOTE,—Church Army Donation* au/ als- be sect to J. C. Adams, Esq., 73 Bealej tiaet, CkriitchurclL