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Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1916, Page 2

WONDERFUL VALUE IN THE 1910 OVERLAND. A war import duty of 20 per cent, on motor ears—higher freights—you'd think the price of the lfllfi Overland would be higher. But no—it is £OS lower than last year, and is just as powerful, comfortable, reliable as ever. The reason is huge sales, huge output, advanced methods of manufacture. The new Overland is beautifully equipped with leather upholstery, electric light and starter, one-man top (with cover), headlight dimmers—all of the best. It embodies high-tension magneto, underslung rear springs, five bearing crankshaft, and other advantages as well. Choose a Wit! Overland. Call and see a model or write for free catalogue. A. Hatrielc and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wanganui, and Waitara. Local Agent: Mr. B. Byrn, New Plymouth. Mr. Oliver Peacock, the popular tenor of the Red Dandies, writes:— "I "am really grateful to Fluenzol and al"ways keep a bottlo at the theatre. It "seems to clear away the hoarseness "which we, coming from Australia to "N«w Zealand, suffer from." Gargle for throats, swallow for influenza, and to cure catarrh and, colds suift' up liquid FluMitol *