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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 58, 8 March 1913, Page 10

THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY. The Overland—the car of-simplicity—has become the sensation of motordom. In two years the demand has grown wonderfully. Although regular monthly shipments a.c made, the makers are hard put to it keeping pace with the demand. Hatrick and Co., Wanganui, the North Island agents for the Overland, recently landed 29 cars—in one shipment—valued at £12,000. This is prohably a record shipment of cars for one firm in New Zealand. Everywhere the Overland Is increasing in popularity. Novices purchase it because of its matchless simplicity. EScpert motorists choose it because it gives more than any other car at the price. Everyone* realises that it is the embodiment of all that Is songht for in a car. Overlands are being sold in both city and country—to townsman and farmer. It is the car for the doctor. It is the car for the street where ready control is necessary in close traffic. It is the car for hilly roads. Such, briefly, is the story of this car, which Is the sensation of motordom. Coupled with their thorough reliability !s their extreme lowness of price, which ranges from £275 to £480. Write us for further particulars, which will be sent to inquirers by return mail. Moreover, we would like to tell yon something abont the wonderful new 1913 Overland model. A. HATRICK AND CO , LTD., WANGANUI, Sole Agents tot North Island; or R. B. SPINKS AND CO., 37. Albert Street, Auckland.