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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1720, 10 April 1913, Page 8

THE MAN WHO KNOWS ABOUT THE OVERLAND CAR.

"It's the man who's driving all tho time, in all weathers, on all kinds of roads, that knows a good car > when he comes across one," said the Chauffeur. "Now, look here, sir, at this .Overland of mine—she's just perfect. The boss had a deal of bother in the 'break-down' lino before he bought I lie Overland, but since then—well it's been a regular holiday for me. Sec how smart she is outside, sir, and let mo tell you she's just as good inside. Yes, we've been on some rough trips, but the Overland has never let us down yet." The Chauffeur was right. The Overland is an absolutely reliable car*for either the business man or the man of leisure. Not only is it splendidly upholstered and fully equipped, but it is noiseless in rmining, economical in fuel consumption, and easy lo control. The New 1913 Models have many fine improvements, and if ypu are thinking of purchasing a car, write at once for particulars and Catalogue of tho Overland. A. HATRICK AND CO., LTD., •Sole Agents for fho North Island, WAN'GAKUI. or WAKEFIELD STREET, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON.—Advt