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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3005, 16 February 1917, Page 7

JKmMk 1. So simple is tKe control —so complete the equip- r ment—so trustworthy is; the motor, that the J Hupmobile is everywhere a ladies' favourite J amongst cars. There's no struggling with the old-time starting | | handle. Merely, press a pedal with the foot, | " and the engine starts. J. There's no bothering, about with carbide or oil . lamps—all lighting is.'done by electricity. Steer- \ ing is very easy, and the clutch and the change- ,' speed lever can be operated with no greater ; effort than it takes to open a door. '; , Then there are safety features which are a source ' of comfort to lady drivers. Brakes are power- . i ful and easily applied. There's a square inch of f brake surface for every 81bs. of weight. The | body is low hung— a guarantee against side- J \ skidding and swaying. There's ho dangerous | ;. top heaviness. The powerful headlights can be | , dimmed in the town to eliminate dangerous | road glares. Price at main ports is £430. A This big comfortable ladies' car is fully de- | j .scribed arid illustrated in the free Hupmobile 1 ; ; book. Write for a copy, or call and personally J ;| inspect the Hupp. I Jr A; Hatrick and Co., Ltd., 'Agents, Wanganui and Wei- . | lington; The Wairarapa Farmers' Co.-op. Association, . H Ltd., Agents; Bott and Bayley, Ltd.. Agente, Palmerslon | Kicmfik. ,fl i A. Hatrick <& Co., Ltd. ■ j J :j Wanganai, Wellington and Waitara .'i