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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2969, 5 January 1917, Page 7

)- ' ■ 1 ? "'MR. FARMER: HUPP IT INTO ,-l TOWN! , g Up-to-dato farmers everywhere arc ' giving up horse-iind-trap journeys to town and are travelling by Hupmobilo s " instead. With tho Hupp there is no '8 "pottering about," catching horses, if grooming, and harnessing—you simply le step into tho car, press a pedal, move ir a lever, and you're off! You can travel i,o at any spoed from slower than walking 1R pacoto6o miles an hour. Cushions art u' ten inches deep, and tho body is so well 1 ' sprung that you scurcoly feel a jolt. If j' it comes on to rain the one-man top it „ quickly adjusted, and the side-curtains ■'! mnko it a cosy closed-in car. For night s - travelling there are powerful electric iu headlights—small searchlights. In town sr you can dim them so as not to dazzle is horses. These aro but a. few HupmobiU advantages. For further particular and free catalogue, apply:— A. Hatrick & Co., Ltd., Agents, Wangauu and Wellington; The Wairanipa Farmers D ] c Co-op. Association, Ltd., Agents; Bet j' and Bayly, Ltd., Agents, ' Palyierstoi ei North j K Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wa - . nganui, distributors for North Island.Advt.