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Taranaki Daily News, 1 February 1916, Page 6

structures of to-day the last remaining signs of the primitive military settlement.of his boyhood. Last night Mr. Ward gave an address at the Whiteley Hall entitled "Old New Plymouth." His remarks lines of his interview, ai._ many interesting personal memories. The'address was listened to with great interest by a large audience. A BETTER HUPMOBILE AT THE SAME LOW PRICE. Twenty per cent, more power, greater economy, better equipment are offered in the 1010 Hupmobile without increase in price! The 5-passengcr model is a picture—graceful in design, reliable, strong and cngincd with a four-cylinder long stroke motor. The body is beautifully fitted with improved equipment including foot and robe rails, lamps (with dimmers) and gas generator. Though the Hupp is improved, the price is the same as before—only £3SO with electric light and starter, Bosch hightension magneto, khaki one-man top and other features. The cost of upkeep is small —it is light on tyres and consumes a minimum amount of petrol. Buy a Hupp—a no-trouble car: the finest value in the Dominion. Write for 1016 catalogue. A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wanganui and Wailara. Local Agents:—Farmers' Cooperative Organisation of N.Z., Ltd., Hawera and New Plymouth; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Stratford Agents- " 26