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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 34, 8 February 1913, Page 9

ONE LEVER AND TT7O PEDALS DKIVE A HUPMOBILE. Even those who know nothing about tlie operation of a motor car will appreciate •what It must mean to have a cur that is so simply bandied. Men like tlie Hupp, because of the ease with •which It is handled in heavy traffic; slipping through and around wnere larger cars cannot pass. Ladies are attracted to the Hupmoblle by its simple operation, ite convenient size, and its graceful and pleasing lines. One lever controls tlie speeds through a sliding gear transmission. , You pan It toacfc—ta starting— and the car goes ahead at low speed—poeh. lit forward—lt changes to high speed; half wat—it releases the gears and the engine runs free while the car stßnds still. Pre»sure on the left foot pedal disengages tie clutch; release the pressure, and the clutch slips smoothly into placp, and your car Js oil. By pressure on the rig-lit foot ped«l yi>u apply the brake in slackening speed and stopping. la the Runabout and the Torpedo, a business or pleasure car seating two, In Che Tonrinj; Car, a family or social car, you -will flnd a complete ear to answer apy service tiat your needs require. The Hupp Is a snappy, aristocratic ear which wiy glvp. you better ana MOUK lastln* service lor the money titan any HmnU eta j-ou can buy. The prices range from £2SS to £325. Wtite for fnll partie«J»r» »nd CatoJoeue to A. HATKICX AND CO.. I/TD., North Island. Agente, VAyOAXUJ/ or K. I!. SPISKS AND CO.i 3T, AJbeit S ***J*» Auckland. ; : >.*-.y r ■' fH^ Smith aad C^^^»^!sf**