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"THE MOST CAR POR THE LEAST MONEY." This ha* teen Hie watchword of the Willvs Overland Co. since the first OvcrV n ~." w -s until". 'iO.OM rars are turned out" of the Overland Factory every v>"iv This is 11-o ren'on that such a i'uit-'v.r.vcred, magnificently-equipped, stur-dilv-iiu-ido car may he yours lor such a low price if you buy an Overland. Lt-is a well-known fact in the trade that the src-it Overland factories are unquestion:il.Tv the most thoroughly, efficiently, oml economically-equipped ami managed. Hie business h 'under the nprsonal direction ot tlie man who founded it and developed it, Jlr. John Willys. He it is who has insisted on giving "lnnro car for less money each season. To-day the Overland Car with electric lights, electric self-starter, electric horn, and every luxury that the most expansive cars carry, is undoubtedly U,o triumph of solid value. Investigate the Overland. A. HATKICK AN1)«)., LTD.. WELLINGTON and WANCANI'I. Agents for the North Island; DUNK AND PIUNGLK. "Piilmei-fJon North; WACKTULIi AND STKWAIiT. T'eilding; or P. W' HEAIIDON, Mnstcrtnn.-Advt.

Tanliill Inn, near Brough, is the highest standing public-house in Britain. It is 1785 ft. above sea-level.

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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1929, 11 December 1913, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1929, 11 December 1913, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1929, 11 December 1913, Page 5

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