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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3010, 22 February 1917, Page 7

STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. "OVEBLAND" CARS TO COST LESS,

The gigantic Overland organisation ia world-famous, and tho great output of 1000 cars per day has enabled prices for these popular Cars to bo reduced to a very loir level. A further big drop in prices is now about to be made. Tho Overland (jompany, with tho assistance of the local distributors, Messrs. A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui; and the New Zealand Farmers' Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Chrietchurch, is reducing retail prices in New Zealand to a basis which will make Overlands phenomenal value. Another new feature will be the institution of a special Spare Part Service throughout the Dominion. This will enable Overland owners to at ones secure from Wanganni. or Christchurch, any now parts they may require for their'cars. There will be 110 waiting to have your needs specially imported. They will be real Overland parts, imported from tho Overland Company, manufactured and imported at very low prices. The new Overland prices will be advertised the last week in February. Watch for them. You are urged to secure specifications of Overland models, inspect the Cur and-investi-gate it thoroughly. The wonderful value will be apparent.. Local agents: A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Agent". Waneanni and Wellington : Mastorton Farmers' Implement Co., Ltd., Masterton : Bastin and A very, Agents, Pahiatua; E. S. Pees, Agent, Palmereton North. A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wangamii and Wellington, distributors for the North Island.

There's no better or surer way with baggago than to check it through m Saves scrambling at stations, avoids loss, worry. Wo do everything—collecting, checking on (rail or sea), meeting on arrival, delivering at once. Tickets issued also; but if you have one please produce it. Tho Now Zealand Express Co., Ltd., 87-91 Customhouse Quay.—Advt,

Following on the lectures delivered at Pnlmerston North recently by Mr. Andrew Deere, of Sydney, tho formal organisation of ;i -local Business Science Circle was accomplished on Tuesday night. Over 20 business and professional men signed the register. The oflicevs for tho ensuing term arc: Mr. N. H. Sinclair, president; Mr. C. F. Snoonor, vicepresident; and Mr. J. C. Young, secretary.

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