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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 166, 9 April 1920, Page 2

APOLLO, APOLLO, -.one o! the great divinities .of Ancient Greece, was l credited, amongst other things, with bringing back sunshina I and light in Spring. He was the ideal of manly youth and beauty* hence the patron of athletes. The Romans looked upon him as the giver of Victory. In the Motor world to-day . : ■ r ;MOTOR TYRES symbolise the ideal of tyre construction. In the winter of War tbev Hav« If™vii -| P '° tbe .. m ? 3t exaclln j : . o{ conditions, and in the sunshine of' Peace, now happily ours, their outstanding features, endurance, spued, and reliability - r«in^«f a .h l? econo f c Owners will increase the efficiency and neatness of their cars by specifying WOOD-MILNE Gruvrib Tvres, "MESSRS. CASELBEEG AND-CO., 120 Wakefield Street, Wellington, N.Z. 8> • ... " .*■" • ..." • ram Clear the dusty cobwebs from your . brain. Enjoy the exhilarating freshness of the outdoors. Take an evening's spin to the bathing ' beach—to the country. A week-end in the open is yours for , the asking. Do not envy your neighbours. A Ford Touring Car will give you daily pleasure. Your family will appreciate it too. For Sale by .-C LICENSED FORD DEALERS Throughout New Zealand I HIIHE6-98 LOCAL FORD DEALERS-Sutherland and Ranking Mercer Street, Weliingtoa W. Btuart Wilson and Co., Taranaki Street, Wellingtoi

ivr'Y'ci? ■'his instruction leans a big annual Saving nd Trouble. ENGINEERS;'* ' n always rely ° n e ' Air, Hydmuiic, Steam and Delivery Hoses, ' Packings, Valves, Insertions, etc., etc. tenders and samples su«WTTtO; : ' INSTRUCTIVE 220 PAQE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. . .. ; ■ " • - DUNLOP RUBBER COY. . WELLINGTON. \ CHRISTCHUHOH, AUCKLAND. : , " . with' Sitreiicss; i t »". y " . _ - ■ , . - j 'i Ask your Local Agent to place your name amongi , Again and again . wriy.,purchasers of the PEAOETRIUMPh . their.. unfailing i» -• "reliability" hive"' agents: helped to save a Aiuks, LTD., CIIiUSTCHUIiCiI. "tight" situation ' in . Flanders. OLD WRINGERS MADE *NEW I Housewives have always thought that when the rollers of-their wringers become tforn they could not bo repaired. , • This is not- so. •. - <WE HAVE INSTALLED A NEW PLANT which enables' us to'rerubber wringer rollers, and the high quality of ■ ; the rubber wo use makes them better .than new. Bring in your old rollers—it will prove a profitable investment at these' prices-• • i 10in. ROLLERS, Bs. 9d. 'l2in. ROLLERS, 10s. 6d. I 14in, ROLLERS, 12s. 6d. Country Tosidcnts can seenro the samo satisfaction by posting, -vs their.> rollers. Mbto* .Ty^e' Repak^Coi-);-' " DEPOT-48 TARANAKI STfiBBT, WELLINGTON. • ' 'Phon6 1679!