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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 98, 1 December 1915, Page 8

VOL CAN OWN A 1910 OVERLAND

A drop of £(p in price places die Overland 1916 Model within reach of die men of moderate means, Remember that the reduced price does not mean reduced efficiency. In equipment power, speed, economy of upkeep this year’s and last year’s models are identical. Yet the 1910 Overland five-pas-senger model sells at £3lO, compared with £375 last year. The reason is the increased output, better facilities for organization. With big additions to their factories, the Overland Company now turns out 600 ears daily. Call and inspect an Overland 1916 model in our garage. Or if yon are unable to do so, write for free illustrated catalogue. A. U-atrick and Co.; 1 Ltd., Wellington. Wanganui and Waitara.i Local Agent; Mr B. Byrn, New Plymouth.

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