Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 5 April 1916, Page 3

-B. Wrfls, two ewes, £2; W. Murray, cow, £3 12s: anonymous, heifer, £4 17s Oil; W. Oxenham,' heifer, £2 10s; T. Jones, calf, £1; L. Jones, lieifer, £1 10s; G. Oxenham, lieifer, £1 las; Stray, heifer. £2; Kirton Bros., two heifers, £6; R. Aroa, lieifer, £1 17s; A. Alpe, heifer, £1 (is: R. Nicliolls, heifer. £5; J. Smith, bull, £4; S. Muskev, lieifer, £5 10s; A. E.S utton, heifer, £4 2s fid; R. Burrows, dop;, £2. A steer donated by J. Murray brought £IS 10s, being reofiered as follows:—W. Old £4, a straneer £4. S. Campbell £l, 15. Bovcs £l. T. Hntehens £l. J. Day £l, ' V. McGregor £l. C. A. Thomson £l. B. Oxenham £l, P. McGregor £3 10s.

HANDSOME, LUXURIOUS AND SPEEDY, THE 191G HUPMOBILE. The &q)assengev model—the New Zealand favourite—is a long, graceful ear, unmarred by unsightly mouldings. The body ia low-hung and "racy," and at the same time roomy and comfortable. The 1916 Hupp is easily one of the neatest cars on the road. But'its goodness does not cease there. It is luxuriously upholstered and equipped. Cushions are padded with machine-picked hair, and have more and better springs. It ia strong and reliable in the chassis. It's motor is an engineering masterpiece—2o per cent, more powerful than last year with no increase in petrol consumption. Plenty of reserve power to take the crowded c-m- uphill. The Hupp lias electric star*""- 'lectric lights, Bosch high-ten-zw i Khaki one-man top, and : ; nmpment. Drive a 5-passen-"li Hupp for pleasure or profit. ' tor catalogue. A. Hatrick and i' !.td., Wellington, Wanganui and T ' mra. Local Agents:—Farmers' Co-■Y-rative Organisation of N.Z., Ltd., :i...era and New Plymouth; N.Z. Loan md Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Strat- ■■'.-) .*gcnty