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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2283, 17 October 1914, Page 4

IT'S WHAT THE HUPMOBILE CAB *DOES THAT COUNTS. Handsome nickel and dazzling v varnfail can coyer a multitude of shortcomings in a wir-until you get out on a baok-blooK wad. Then the pretty-pretty car of the city etreefs finds itself "up against it good and hard!" Bumps and jars"and hard work test the cars quality—and under juet such conditions ■ the Hupmobile stands forth triumphant. Amplo power strength, resiliency,- thoroughness in every detail of its construction—all combine to make the Hupp the "rightest" oar for tho strenuous conditions of this country. In comfort and appearauco it leaves nothing to wish for—graceful , , linos, perfect finish, and every convenience ami luxury that a modern car-owner rlesirps Price, touring ,£3OO, with Electric Starter and Lighting, J2380. Aceuts— A Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington and Wanganui, Agents for North Island; Bett and Bayly, Palmerston North ana Foilding; W.P.C.A., Mastcrton and Pahiatua-Advt

At the present time afternoon tea is as necessary to many people as ordinary meals. To anyone wishing to engage in tea-room work, we would direct attention to an advertisement by Messrs. C. E. Wilson -and Co. (Gil! Bros.), Hustings, who advertise a first-class tea rooms for sale. Mr. T. Welch advertises for blade and machine shearers, shearing expert, woolclasaer, ploughmen, etc. You can feel the effects of "NAZOL" immediately you commence to use it. As Boon as the fragrant healing properties of this remedy penetrate the affected parts you realise your cold is euding. It's Betid, it'p. Bluwflti. tt'n.iufe, and |t oajy coats la. Bα, Sold