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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3044, 3 April 1917, Page 8

RECORD TRIP-NEW PLYMOUTH TO -WELLINGTON .IN OVERLAND 75.

This record proves Overland claims. There were three passengers in the car; 102 miles from New Plymouth- to AVangauui took, only 3 hours % 9 minutes. Previous record was 2 hours 25 minutes, and the train takes 51 hours. Wanganu,i to Palmerston North, the speed averaged .884 miles per hour—sometimes it was 53 miles. The .221 miles from New Plymouth to Masteiton were done at an average of 31 miles per hour. Featherston to -Wellington, over the RimuUka6, occupied only H hours, almost entirely on top gear in .a raging gale. Average petirol consumption was 2U miles per gallon. Inspect the Colonial Overland model 758. Price iC295 fully equipped at main ports. For free catalogue and particulars applyA. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Agents. Wanganui and Wellington; Mastcrton Farmers' Implement Co., Ltd., Mastcrton; Bastin and Avery, Agents, Pahiatua; E. S. Pees, Agents, Palmerston North. A Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui and 'Wellington, distributors ' for. North Island.— Advt. ' ■

IS CURABLE. RHEUMO. cures Rheumatism—and ourcs permanently. We liave the testimony of many one-time sufferers—men and women who were praotically crippled with pain, and are now woll and free, thanks to RIIEUMO. Mr. . .fames SliaJtea. the well-known hairdresser, of Manners Street, Wellington, who was cured of Rheumatic Gout, saj-s: "I can honestly recommend ,RHEUMO to sufferers from Rheumatic Gout, for your remedy as r. cure is a certainty." Get RHEUMO from your chemist or store— 2s. I 6dl and 4.?. 6d. a bottle.—Advt.

•"rhore is nil real piety in 'goins on I ill yon drop,' tlioush a .large number nl' mistaken people think' lljcro is."—G. JJ. Gilden, in the "Bvenins; News." •