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Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1917, Page 2

"NO FOREIGN TYRES FOR ME," "I cannot, unfortunately, be in the firing-line, but I can at least do my bit by purchasing only British goods— Wood-Milne Tyres in particular. WoodMilne Tyres are British through and through, 1 ' he continued. Most motorists nowadays use Wood-Milne Tyres—they use them because they are British, because they wear longer than other makes, and also because Wood-Milnes are guaranteed for 3500 miles —they're guaranteed for that distance, but many a Wood-Milne has run for 15,000 miles, Therefore, for patriotic and economy | .•casons fit Wood-Milnes to YOUR car. Get Wood-Milne prices from your garage or N.Z. Depot, 167 Vivian street, Wellington. 14 A sensation was caused in the tobacco world by the discovery that New Zea-land-grown leaf contains less nicotine than any foreign tobacco, and is one of the mildest and most perfect tobaccos. Nicotine affects the heart—strong tobaccos with much nicotine undermine even the most robust constitution. New Zealand-grown tobacco has no such deleterious properties. Smokers should try the new Aromatic Gold Pouch Mixtureit is greatly superior to the earlier product, particularly in aroma. No matter how much he smokes of this delicious tobacco, it leaves the mouth sweet and clean, never bites the tongue, and burns freely to the last whiff. Goid Pouch is cheaper, too, 2'/ i o?.s. for 1/-. Cigarette smokers should use the New Zealand "Three Diamonds" Tobacco, far superior to the imported brands—2*4ozs, tor 1A«