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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15750, 17 November 1916, Page 4

If SPECIAL NECKWEAR OFFER ' AT "THE FARMERS" OVa jfj OVa This is another of those welcome special offers which " The Farmers " are able to make from time to time. Bear in mind, this Neckwear is new, crisp and jjgj uncrumpled, latest styles representing unparalleled value at 6Ad. || CHANCES LIKE THESE AWAIT YOU : \ ' DAINTY WHITE MUSLIN or VOILE FRONTS, with newest shaped roll collars, in embroidered, also plain tucked styles— 5 Worth 2/6 to 3 11 N6w 6Jd \ ! TRETTY EMBROIDERED MUSLIN" and VOILE COLLARS, j 5 in the newest rolled or frilled styles— Worth 1/6 to o'll Now 6id I: is TUSSORE and WHITE JAP. SILK PETER PAN or ROLL COLLARS — [ I® Worth J/6 and 1/11 Now Q£d | WHITE PIQUE FRONTS with Roll Collars — Worth 3/11 Now 6jd j BEAUTIFUL FLORAL or SPOT SII,K and CREPE-DE-CHENE COLLARS f 'in the newest shapes— Worth 1/11 and 2/11 Now 6id [ DAINTY LACE COLLARS in rolled or frilled styles— I Worth 2'6 and 3/6 Now 6£d | "THE FARMERS " I 1 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH §8 Sk Branches : —Ashburton, Raniiora, Hawarden, Oxford

I Overland Wins Brisbane j - "Open-to-AII" Hiil Climb On October the 14th over in -Brisbane, the Automobile Club helcl an " open-to-all " hill climb at Mount C.ootha, and an Overland " walked off " with the laurels. The speed of the Overland averaged 42 miles per hour, and the full distance of the climb was covered !in 2 minutes, 21 J- seconds —a record for the course. The Brisbane Daily Mail commenting on the performance .says in parts—"Mr. F. Z. Eager, as might have been expected, won the time prize in the big event, cutting out | the course in^ the record time of 2 minutes 21 •-seconds. The previous best was his own\— j I 2 minutes 435 seconds. It also says : —■" If a man can drive up Mount Cootha in 2 minutes I I 2I ®' he can probably get up Mount Blanc with a little extra oil, and a few spare | parts." . 1 j I This is one more instance of Overland superiority. All over the world similar ner- | formances have been (and ARE being) put up. f E * LAN P,i s le s h° u M own > an d v '"e urge inspection of the dashing Model | 75 —the Colonial Model ! & | Call or write for the fine Catalogue—it's free. - New Zealand Farmers Co-op. Assn. I CHRiSTCHURCH

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