Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17693, 2 August 1919, Page 5

/By Test The Best !^k & Bournville Cocoa receives warm com,ff mendation from doctors the world over, T\. Jr because of its purity, digestibility, flavour y, fr and healthfulness. j\ ft The superiority of U. :j: BmiMiMfiiA. 1 I i is due to the care exercised in the selection of ft tV the cocoa beans—to the scrupuluous care and for iV cleanliness employed in its manu- J? facture, and, finally, to the fact pgr ik that it is \k made in the I beautiful garCfJ den factory at Y v-7 Bournville. iMfj, t) Y Tvkv C&£)bury 16 • osa *v Tyre satisfaction is measured in terms of cost per satisfactory mile. The final cost, based on tyre trouble avoided, is the only correct tost. And no car is more satisfactory than its tyres. United States 'Usco' Tread Tyre satisfies because it is a rugged, sturdy anti-skid tyre with the most rubber where there is most wear. Although costing little more than the average plain tread, it endures. And it gives most miles because it is balanced —tread and shell give equal wear — loss of traction, and wear and tear by friction are largely eliminated. Equip with this or others of the five types of United States tyres, a complete range—a tyre for every need | of price or utility—and the products of the largest rubber company in the world. There is real economy in any of these United States tyres—mileage and money economy —and the economy which lies in . getting the utmost service out of your car. Your motor dealer will be glad to talk to you about United States tyres. Stocked by all Garages of Repute. WORLD'S RECORDS. The Indian MOTOR CYCLE Holds the following Official World's Records: World's One Mile J. Booth, Australia-—35 seconds (102.8 per hour). World's 12-hour Baker—B2l£ miles. World's 24-hour (With Light Twin) Bergstrom—llo6 miles. World's 24-hour Baker—ls34-f miles. World, s 500 miles Baker—6 hours 59 minutes. World's 1000 miles Baker—l 6 hours 14 minutes 15 seconds. World's 12-hour Sidecar Record Carroll and Staden—66li miles. World's 500 miles Sidecar Record Carroll and Staden—B hours 56 minutes. World's 1000 miles Sidecar Record C arroll Staden—lß hours 48 minutes 30 seconds. World's 24-hour Sidecar Record Carroll and Staden—l2 miles. All accomplished on stock outfits. Melbourne-Sydney Australian Road Record Harold Parsons and passenger, using a stock PowerPCs, with sidecar; bush tracks and bad roads— 4U hours 58 minutes, beating the solo record. Johannesburg-Durban H. Rosenthal on stock Indian—l 3 hours 40 seconds. COOKE, HOWLISON & CO., Ltd. Agents - . DUNEDIN. —mc—»——■ TrmirM-i