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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2262, 23 September 1914, Page 3

THERE ARE OTHER THINGS BESIDES BEAUTY IN WHICH THE HUPiIOBILE EXCELS. Let. us enumerate one or two of the things that make the Hupmobile "the best car in its class in the world." It is hrst of all Ixst in those qualities which mean long lifo and hard t service and withal economy. Then in beauty and in comfort the Hupp stands pre-eminent. The frame' is the costliest piece of pressed steel, construction used by any moderatepriced car. Tlu» Hupp long-stroke motor excels all its competitors in power, and Hupp bearings are the best iu the world. For smartness of style, for smooth, speedy running, combined with economy, for sheer strength and toughness, and for the rough-and-smooth work of New Zealand roads—there's no car in the Hupp class that can rival the Hupnio'bile. This is the car you must investigate. Agents:— A. Hatriek and Co., Ltd., Wollington and ■Wnnganni, Agents for North Island; Bett and Bayly, Palmcrston North and Foilding; W.F.C.A,, Masterton ami Pahia- . tua.-Advt.