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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2319, 28 November 1914, Page 4

Test the ■^Overland" On That Steep Hill Ne&FYou!' if VLet this excellent Car provd its worth as a hill-climber. Up Jit will go: ; without-pounding or snorting—just a steady pull to the, top. Tiy iit out on-rough roads. The "Overland",will surprise you; >: Jolts, jerks and jars cannot mar this Car: it is built for long and arduous service. v Run over the fundamentals of the "Overland." j : Compare them with those of higher-priced Cars._ You. will find a correspondence in every essential capa,city—the chassis. ' '.r-the wheel base—the motor—the power—the finish X —the equipment—the comfort—all these are equal |£i:in' every respect to what you get.in Cars * v,'more.\ " "HTIbP' ' '' Car f° r the , • Least Money I ;;f|gives you ; greater value because; it costs less than , ;,»/other Cars to produce. No" fewer than 50,000 Overlands" , will be built this year. You can understand, ;,what ■ enormous economies this huge r,.;'; output effects. i^-Have,a talk;with,the nearest "Overland" dealer. r-He will explain;this saving. LARGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE* IS YOURS Ul. FOR THE ASIUNG. ' " Chief Agents for North' Island ':■■■■■■ h A. HATRICK & CO.,- LIMITED V. WANCAVIUI .^WELLINGTON.. • I, vr'- i , . OVERLANI) LOCAL AGENTS—DUNK & PRINGLE, W -- 'PBlniorstori North; G. BRADLEY, reilding; ,P. \V. KEAEDON, LTD., Masterton. , ; V • .. ' f HAWES-45 O II

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