Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 31 December 1921, Page 11

| I DUNLOP RUBBER BOWLS I If Bowlers throughout New Zealand will be keenly interested in the § i |H fact that we have succeeded in manufacturing a perfect HARD 3 RUBBER BOWL. Its advantages will at once appeal to all devotees 3 = E= of the pastime—and its adoption by bowlers will effect considerable = improvement in their play. This has been the pleasing experience of every player who has yet had an opportunity of using the new Dun*op production. The Bowl is of Solid Rubber throughout—as hard and = EH fine grained as ebony, with a surface polish like glass. It is absoH| lutely impervious to moisture, heal or cold—a vast improvement on the wooden or composition bowls now in use. It will not ehip, crack, shrink or alter its shape or weight in any respect. Apart from the 3 = construction of the Bowl, there is no subsequent loading needed to s g| bring it to correct weight—thus ensuring an even balance. I H ,T S THfi MOST PERFECT AND TRUEST PLAYING BOWL YET SEEN ON ANY GREEN j| = IS £ he standard sizes of Dunlop Bowls are as follows:—5", 5 1-16", SJ" § = Every Bowl is standard weight and No. 3 Bias-full, unless otherwise 3 § specified. This work is executed by the leading expert In Australia— s | an “ once stamped by the Association’s representative will never vary. .ZS S Approved by the Doniaien Bewliag AtaociationObtainable from all leading Spertc Depot* and tapplien ef Sporting Goods. Price : per set (4) t /MS® IV® nCj DUNLOP RUBBER CO. of Aust., Ltd.. JB fl|l I ■ Wellington. Christchurch and Auckland. fir -L!.inrrFdiTrnuTj.b?!‘..‘i. 'iF!.fr!J.. it •■iqri.'iinr.: • , 7.~ ! T..~rF?tO: /rni7.>liff?r?ni

por’d sorv JL 1 rector* P.r.or., Islh Auru.t, 1921. “I would like to say I am entirely satisfied with /* Fordson Tractor. w oror a I maintain that it does the work of a six-horse e _ team, and with a reaper and binder it does more work ,h.n two learn.. k.- OK | ha,epl e .. u r e in that I h.vo u.ed the ’Fordson for the pant nine months and have P'S not exper * ence d ‘he slightest trouble. My Iractor has paid for itself this season.” (Signed) JOHN HAMMOND. The COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY LTD. Representing, the Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. Hainan— 46 'llers’’> X A'V THE, LOCAL DEALER IS ENTITLED TO YOUR TRADE

A good sign txi. The use of S-W-P is a sign that one aS rea i‘ sec f l he value of good paint. ' Neglect is extravagance of the worst kind—and sooner or later it must be paid for. Valuable property is worth preserving and the best preservative is SHEim-WiLUAMs Paint Prepared. This unequalled paint product combines all those qualities cf lead, zinc and oil which ensure protection. It is a durable paint of uniform quality that spreads easily and has unusual covering capacity. S-W-P is the sign of prudence and economy. Use it round about your home. J.P. Hardware Co., New Plymouth. / A. E. Surrey, Inglewood. | W. Proctor, Waitara.

A Brownie for Xmas! All young people love the Kcient picture-takers. FoldBrownie Cameras. ing Autographic Brownies For the children there are from 60/-for older boys and Box Brownies from 15:-up- girls. Kodaks from 55/- to wards—really reliable and ef- £2O, for grown-up folk. | Send for ~eC he Call of the Kodak-’’ Pott Free. [ K. PAINTER, Chemist, Inglewood. W. McINNIS, Chemist, Stratford W. A ( BROWN, Chemist, Stratford. J. O’HAGAN, Chemist, Eltham. Local H. J. ABRAM, Chemist F. W. HALL, Chemist Kodak TEED’S PHARMACY D. G. MORGAN, Chemi* Dealers : CAVE’S KODAK & VARIETY STORES j