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. _ _ , . . , II ' !■!■ I ■■lIIIII.IIIIL J Z2!?II? with* Pride In .'any OVERLAND ■ . ffl. This Car is a combination of everything that i makes for luxurious and confident motoring. QL It has the streaming lines of a graceful yacht. Its straight flush sides are unmarred by locks or catches. The roomy body seats five persons in comfort. Superb upholstery and rich appointments emphasize the 'distinguished appearance of the fl!. Tested on the highways and byways, the mechanical perfection of the "Overland" comes to light. Press a button and the engine starts. : Off goes the Car to plough the sand, soar over .hills, or skim - along at thirty—forty—fifty miles an hour. Its big tyres and resilient springs absorb all road shocks. Wheels, axles, frame, brakes and steering T gear are of a weight and strength to ensure against accident. When lighting-up time comes, touch a switch and the lamps will glow. Q, Isn't it wonderful that this perfectly equipped Car . - can be sold at a price you can pay;—a price which • no other manufacturer can touch without financial _loss? But even the "Overland" people, could not quote fully 25% lower than other makers' prices if they.did not effect substantial economies through their mammoth output of 50,000 Cars-per annum. fl. Write for a Catalogue and read all about this won- . jjfe, derful Car. Arrange.for a demonstration runi Then ipUfk ' buy an " Overland" and pocket the 25% saving, Chief Agents for North:liland: j ( /^|lr\)& w_jg/,/\ S_ A. MA 1 KiCft. Ec t-O.j JLtue y~ *- ->g WANCANUI & WELLINGTON. Cm^^M OVERLAND LOCAL AGENTS—DORK & PRINGLE, Palmerstoif North', G BRADLEY, Feildmg, P W JIEARDON, LTD, Masterton ffi Harry Lauder writes to. §E l§, MY hu . f "- d » "W-β: pi p M 1 i r , -fa**', If M it \M "■ - 4m f <$> Ask your Grocer for a Hprry ■ % | \£ $ Lauder Post Card. A photo . . % I of Harry Lauder with his auto- . V'% ~h'-<% graph is yours for the asking. ' %ii p■ ■ M . M%? • ■ « y%Mt itisl% By applying to Messrs lJllis fif Jβ $ S* .!§!/# amr Maiiton, Wellington, n ® PiMikli gsM H flrog 25 ii ; .}%% grocers-can got a further I I E HP I :I m & Post Cards, and Lipton's ESsIl ifi P isMf! , ;! 5219 » H Ip $* World-famous _ Packet.Tea. . |g #] ~Jgg jgj s ■• ,li v - ■ f I rosemssssazsagsc&gEßgiiSßSßi^^^

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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2259, 19 September 1914, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2259, 19 September 1914, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2259, 19 September 1914, Page 4

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