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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1916, Page 8

THE 1916 OVERLAND—BIGGEST VALUE YET. A 25-h.p. five-passenger touring oar, the samp, in many particulars as ta.st year's model, but ata lower price. That is the Overland offer for Mlfi. Model In lias a racy stream-line body, upholstered luxuriously, equipped with every car luxury—roomy . and comfortable. Think of the sturdy 2.">-h.p.. motor, hightension magneto, electric light and starter. Then remember the phenomenally low price wliieh the huge Overland output of innn cars a day makes possible. £3lO at main ports is the price, and is the best of all Overlands. Call and see one of these beautiful models. For free catalogue and further particulars apply to Mr. B. Byrn, New Plymouth. A. Hatriek and Co., Ltd., Wanganui, distributors' for North Island, Figures obtained by the Victorian branches of the Motor Trades' Association of Australia, is the course of the collection of that body of evidence to place before the Federal Government in opposition to an increased duty on motor cars, show that £3,517,i)f10 was distributed in wages in Australia by the motor industry in 1015, as compared with £3.705.900 in IM4. These figures, it Is claimed, while showing the value of the motor industry to.Australia, also prove that the use of motor ears has been restricted since the war, since there was very little increase in 1 the figures for 1915 eve-" thost for 1914