THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1307, 9 December 1911, Page 12

THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY.

The Ovarland-tho oar of simplicitrhns become tho sensation of motorddm. i *I? ) "* aP -' l ' le <'<*mi>ntl has grown wonderfully. The inntfis are hard put (o it kcepine pace with the demand, llnlriok and Co., Wanganui, tho North Island agents for tho Overland, hiwo just landed, per (ho s.s. Crnnlov. 29 ears, valued at ,£12,000 This is probably a record shipment of cars for one firm in Now Zealand. Everywhere tho Overland is increasing in jiopularity. Novices purchase it because of its matchless simplicity, hxpert motorists choose it because it gives mono than anv other ear at Hie price. Everyone realises that it is the embodiment of all that is .sought lor !"ii a P - nr ' ( -'| vcri! " l[lß nro being sold in irotli city and counlry-U) toivnsnmn and farmer It ls (he car for the doctor. It is he car for the street where ready control is neccssarj- in close tramY. It i's the ear for hilly roads. Such, brinilv, i.s the story of tins car, which is tho housitioti of mohmfom. To appreciate it fully yon should get the boot Hint tells von the whole story. We'll send it vou if st> i l p i v^^m, v ,?" I '. , J nm<, nnA address. A. HATJUCK AND CO., North Island A ,F, nl^,j», ;."K |l " u >i m u. lejcesti™, Uakofield Street, opp. Town Hall, Wellington.—Advt.

On tho shores of the United Kingdom '^LffiL"* 11 tho value of 'aoro than .£11,000,000 was landcdU