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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1916, Page 2

DECIDE UPON A 1916 OVERLAND. Tliis new model—No. 83—is absolutely unequalled for value. The price is less than last year. It is 35 h.p.—mechanically perfect—beautifully equipped. Through and through, it is built of the best. It contains a score of big features. There's the high-tension magneto, ther-mo-syphon cooling system, elerfric light and starter, headlight dimmers, underslung rear springs, khaki one-man top—and other points. And the increased output of OflO Overland* a day has enabled the price is to he decreased tills year. It is unparalleled value! Then decide upon a l!)lti Overland. Call and see a model or write for free catalogue. A. hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wanganui and Waitara. Local agent: Mr. B. Byrn, New Plymouth. 11 The largest mat in the world has just been made in the factory of the Sydney Institute for Dhe Blind.' It is 45ft in diameter. Two tons of coir were used ii: its construction. The mat has been made to the order of Wirth Bros., circus proprietors, and will fill the arena of their new hippodrome. It was made entirely by blind workers, and shows excellent craftsmanship (says the Sydney Sun). The same workers have turned out many masterpieces of mat work, and several articles were recently purchased by the Museum in New York. Some of their best work is the red ensign of the mercantile marine worked right through the mat in all colors. These mats were made for the HuddartParker steamships Many thousands of people V make their own good cough* \V cold, and sore throat medicine. \ Vrheyuse HEAN'S ESSENCE One bottle makes a pint and saves ten shilling*. 7