THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1645, 11 January 1913, Page 6

THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY.

The ■ Overland—the oar of has become the • sensation - of. motordom; , In two years tho demand has grown won- .'• wcrfully. Tho makers are hard put to_ it keeping pace' with the demand. Hatrick, and Co., Wanganui, the North Island .Agonts'for tho Overland, recently landed , 29 cars, valued' at £12,000; This is.prob«:. ably a rf w " , d r f rflrß f or o h« ■'[ . n in New Zealand. Everywhere tho. Ovorland .is inueasiiig. in' popularity. Novices . purchase it ' because of its , matchless • simplicity. Expert : '■; motor-■' ists choose- -it beoauso ' it gives' more; than .any ■ other , car at.'. tho , price. ' Everyone realises that it is the ' embodiment of-all that is sought for in , a car. Overlancls are Ireing sold in ; both city and'country—to townsman and far- ,' mer. It is tho car for tho doctor. It ■'. is tho c«r for the street where ready control is neewnry injolose traffic. It is the car for liilly. roads. ~"Sucli, briefly, is tho .story of the- car which is the. sensation of mdtordoni; Coupled with their, ■thorough-'reliability is"their extreme low- ;'.tness of prico, which Tanww from £275 to £175. Write us for further particulars, which' Trill 1m sent to inquirers, by returnmail. Moreover, - wo would like fr> toll' vmi souiothiTK? about the wonderful w>r 'iO'l Arcrll"'' A T{«T' 1T ' ,I C. ' AND CO;, LTD., Solo Atrents for; North'; . Island; Wanganui, or "Wakefield Street, : - opp, Town Hall, Wellington;—Adyt. V .