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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 277, 20 November 1914, Page 6

IT’S WHAT THE HUPMOBILE CAE DOES THAT COUNTS. Handsome nickel and dazzling varnish can cover a multitude of si ortcomings in a car—until you get out on a back-block road. Then the prettypretty car of the city streets finds itself “up against it good and hard Bumps and jars and hard work test tlip car’s.quality—and under just such conditions the Hupmobile stands forth triumphant. Ample power, strength, resiliency, thoroughness in every detail of its construction—all combine to make the Hupp, the ‘Tightest" car for the strenuous conditions of this,country. In comfort and appearance it leaves nothing to wish for - graceful lines, perfect finish, red every convenience and luxury that a modern car-owner desires. Price, Tonring £330, with Electric Starter and Lighting, £3BO. Agents: A. Hatnck and Co.. Ltd., Wanganui and Waitara. and the Taranaki Farmers’ Coon. Organisation Society.