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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3050, 11 April 1917, Page 7

'ME. FARMER: HUPP ; IT INTO TOWN! Up-to-dato formers everywhere are giving up horse-and-trap journeys to town and are travelling by Hunmobilo instead.' With^the Hupp there is no "pottering about," , catching ■ horses,; grooming, a.nd harnessing—you eimply step into the oar, press a. pedal, move l a lever, and you're off! You can travel at- any speed from slower than walking pace to 60 miles an hour. Cushions are ten' inches deep, and the body i 6 go well 6prung that you scarcely feel a. jolt. If it comes on to rain the one-man top is quickly adjusted, and the side-curtains make it a cosy closed-in oar. For night travelling there are powerful electric, headlights—small searchlights;; In town you can dim them 6o ae not to dazzle horses. These are but a few Hupmobile advantages. Supplied Honk wire wheels at an additional cost of ,£2O. For further particulars, apply— A. Hatrick & Co., Ltd., Agents, Wange.nui and Wellington; The Wairaxapa Farmers' Co-op. Association, Ltd., Ageats; Bett and Bayly, Ltd., Agents, ' Palmerston North; A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui, distributors for North Island.— Advt. Colonel William Ailken,' C.8., who served during the Afghan War and in several expeditions, has died at KemTiack Hou6e, Cupar, Fife, aged seventy. Doss you baby's food turn sour during digistion! . Give the little one SHAUIAND'S Fluid Magnesia. Corrects acidity—regulates the bowels. One shilling per botye ; —Advt,