Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 16 April 1919, Page 7

Crossing the Desert in a Ford "F, w writing in the London Daily Mail says: "The last I saw of General Allenby Was at his Desert Headquarters before Gaza, a year ago, sitting upright in a Ford Car—the King of the Desert and the only car that will tackle the sand!" In Egypt and Mesopotamia, in France and Belgium, on every Front in this war the Ford has proved itself time and again to be "the only car" to tackle and triumph over the worst conditions of road and track. That is why the Ford, is the car for New Zealand—best foi all roads, for all weathers and all seasons.. " Tke Colonial Motor Co. '•■•■■ 'limited

'm^m im, &g m %m y-M ffl. m u 3KI st;, sK-K sff«i s* 3$ IV-.--8 r^ *t& A. s?*i; H 1 !*S3a &*« lV <»*** How much mileage do you get for your money? The further your tires go the further your money goes. Buying a cheap tire means paying more in the end. <r - TO THE ROAD are so bttdt that they retain the natural life and vitality of the products, which means added strength and endurance, and in- *■'■ '■ ■'■''cidentally MORE MILEAGE. ' Supplied ky Oarages and Dealers throughout the Dominion. Distributors—E. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. „„ Ln .™.

The safest, strongest and speediest of all rubber* anti-skids, and unrivalled for the driving wheels of high • cowered machines, especially those used for heavy side-car work. BRITISH THROUGHOUT. FROM ALL GARAGES vnsiima uni inn *oo ltd. otMtahiwsh £2OO PRIZES in Cash will be distributed amongst those who collect and deliver, the greatest number of RED PAPER WRAPPERS (of tens only) of CIGARETTES ■ ' Conditions a* follows: Ist Prize, £SO; 2nd, £3O; 3rd, £2O j 10 Prizei of £S; 20 Prizes of £2; 10 Prizes of £1 i The Packets are to be tied into bundles of 50, and delivered to the undermentioned addr/ess together witivthe nsme.and address oi tender, number of Paper Packets being returned. Airy bundles', upon being checked and found to contain less than ' : '■' fifty Red Paper-'Wrappets, Will not brincluded. ." $ -'■■■'■* :i-4- Competition closes 31st August. 1919 f. .. Addri?ss Red Paper Wrapp Ardath ;TqJ>accq Go., Ltd. |ti "'"'"" Port C*r*iCes ' : & x &3, Dunedin. ou need a JnkOuEK P^Jrfthe Easter Holidays! Wherever you go you will find plenty pf "subjects," for splendid Kodak pictures. An Autographic Kodak will' give you a lasting picture-record of all your happiness—the places yo.u see, the people you meet, the jolly times you spend. It will double your pleasures and enable you to live them over again. You can learn to use a Kodak in half-an-hour. The Vest Pocket Autographic Kodak is very popular The No. 1 Autographic Kodak Junior for pictures 3} x 2Jin. Price 40/Price 62/6 The No. 2C Autographic Kodak Junior for pictures 4J x 2{in. Price 75/Brownie Cameras (they work like Kodaks) From 10/6 The No. 00 Prerao Camera, for the Children ... ... ... Price 5/Brownie Cameras (they work like Kodaks) From 10/6 The No. 00 Premo Camera, for the Children ... ... ... Price 5/AW Pric* Lilt Ftf—Aik.fot Ontt ffl ALL KODAK DEALERS ■■•« til i ■ ■ ■ KODAK (Australasia) LTD. • Auckland, Wellington, Caristchurcb, Dunedin