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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1951, 7 January 1914, Page 6

A NEW ZEALAND MOTOftIST'S OPINION. "Tlie more I see of the Overland Car the bettor I like it." so runs a telegram from Kaponga recently received from Messrs. C. A. Harris, by Messrs. ifatrlck and Co., and'it'is only typical of hundreds of similar messages which. we receive from time to time giving unstinted praisD to tho Overland Car. The Overland gives inoro value i'or less money than any ottier Automobile, on the market. Enormous production and systematlo organisaion make it possible to economise In the manufacture of Overlands so as to produce this "aristocrat of cars" to Bell fit tlio extremely moderate figure at which tho Overland.is quoted. In tho Overland factory thwe is .EGOO.OfIO worth of automatic " machinery, and thus the cost of Producing tho machined parts is cut off ifeilly 50 per cent. In tlio Overland you ISiay havo electric lights, electric selfatnrtcr, and electric horn. Ther* Iβ not I car at its price, which can compote ■with tho Overland for dignity, power, erred and reliiiMlity. Call and ?ee tho Overland, or write to A. HATRICKAND CO LTD., WELLINGTON and WANGANXj'r Awsnts for North Island; DUNK AND I'KTNGLE, Palmerston North; W ? -\CKBILL AND STEWART, PeiWing; or'P. .W. KEAED.ON, Mevsterton.-AdTt.