A NEW ZEALAND TOUR.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10573, 2 March 1912, Page 4

A NEW ZEALAND TOUR.

Tourists throughout the world have long since heard of the charm and beauty of our New Zealand scenery. Ihis statement is almost'- a commonplace-were it not that the'repetition does not pall—it onlv. serves to bring- the vastness, variety and charm of New Zealand's natural glories into greater contrast with those ot other countries. In a booklet published by the Hupp Motor Car Company, of .Detroit, Michigan. USA entitled "Round the World .in a Hupmobile," we read the following \fter touring Australia, the write"- savsMessrs Hanlon and Jones toured across the North and South Islands ot JNew Zealand—a trip that proved in many ways the most remarkab'e of the tour." He continues: "Hills everywhere, as far as the eve can see, around and beyond vou abound in the Wh Island." "Hills of all kinds, from short, steep pitches +0 long steady climbs which O. D. Gli 1 - den, a world -famed tourist, declares are the worst in tho worl-1." And so the story goes on telling of the wonderful triumphs over mad difficulties by the "Hupo." A trtilv marvellous car, you will sav . Whv not The makers guarantee it to stand the wear and tear of almost anv road-and some of those hereabouts are bad enough. The sturdy little Hupp ,s fitted with a wonderful engine which will run 800 miles without re-filling the radiator. Its li«rl,t riding qualities, ease of control and .noiselessness make it a oerfect touring car. Fuller particulars and tlir-afore-mentioned booklet mav be' hid from A. Hatrick and Co.,•Ltd., North Island Agents, Wanganui, and Wakeletd street, opposite Town Hall, Wellington.