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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 82, 6 April 1916, Page 5

HANDSOME, LUXURIOUS, ANI>SPEJ4DY, THE 1910 HUPMOBILB. The 5-passenger model—the New Zealand favorite—:is a long, graceful car, unmnrred by unsiglitly mouldings. The body is low-hung and "racy," and at the same time roomy and comfortable. The 1916 Hupp is easily one of the neatest cars on the; 3 oad. But its goodness doevS not ceaseJthere. It is luxuriously upholstered? and equipped. Cushions are paddedC with maciiine-picked hair, and havemore and better springs. It is strong and reliable in the chassis. It's motor is an engineering masterpiece—2o pen cent, more powerful than last year, with no increase in petrol consumption—plenty of reserve power to take tho crowded car up hill. The Huppj» has electric starter, electric lights, khaki one-man top, and completeequipment. Drive a 5-passenger 1916H\ipp for pleasure or profit. Writ© for catalogue.—N.Z. Farmers' Cooperative Association, Ltd., Christychurch. Local agents: Wintringhami and Mitchell, Blenheim.—Advt .

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