THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1049, 9 December 1911, Page 5

THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY.

The Overland—th« car of -simpFic- | ity—hia* become the sensation of Motordom. lid two years the demand ilia" grown wonJfci fully. The makers are hard put to it im keeping pace with the demand. Hat rick a)id Cb., Wan gamin, ,"t*Jile- North Island agents for this Overland., have (landed pea ll the &.s. Cram ley 29 oars varied at £12,000. This is probably a. record shipment of cars fo-i - one hum in Xew Zealand. 'KveryAvihere. the Owi'lamd is increasing in popularity. No Alices purchase it because of its -matchless isimpMeity. Expert Motorists, dhoose it because it givesmore '.th'u-ni any other car at the price. Everyone realises that tit i/s the embodiment of il'.T that is sought for m a oar. Overhuuds' are being sold in I both city and country to townsman and farmer. It is the war for tlie! doctor. It is 1 the ear for -thie street where ready control is necessary im close traffic. It is the ear tor hiiJily roads. Snch briefly is the story of th'is ear, which is the sensation of niotordo-in. To appreciate it fully you islioiitl'd get the book that tel'-l*» yon the whole story. We'll send it to you if yoiu give us your name and address. A. HATRIC Kand Go., North Island Agents ,Wanganui; or H. LEJCKSTEII, WalkehVUcl Street, opposite Town Hall, Wellington.