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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 906, 25 February 1930, Page 7

-m m i a sm ' -it NEW ZEALAND’S BEAUTY SPOT Li i* p rasm ■* . V n >v * -m 1 %% 4* «• lIIIIIIIIUIW /A l*^>recvAS sssste t ■&* * A RICHTR 3YAL WAY SPLENDID roads lead through the rich pasture lands of Taranaki—a sight worth seeing, and only adequately possible by car. With almost every mile the eye lifts above the undulations of cultivated land to where the glittering white point of Egmont pierces the blue. It stands in isolated splendour, one of the most perfectly shaped mountains in the world, second only to the famous Fujiyama of Japan. Egmont is only one of the many scenic beauties of New Zealand available to the motorist who understands how to equip his oar for safety and comfort. He realises that good tyres are vitally important. The New Royal Tyre is built on modern engineering principles —a tyre designed to meet the demand for greater efficiency and more comfort. Ask your dealer to show you the New Royal—and you will note the new narrow and heavier Non-skid Tread, giving steering ease, better road contact and greater mileage. The buttressed sidewalls add strength and protection to the tyre. These are some of the remarkable improvements that place the New Royal as ieader in the World’s tyre field. Try them—they cost no more. CANADA TYRE & RUBBER CO., LTD. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin & Palmerston Nth. 124