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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 37, 12 August 1921, Page 11

\ ■ ■ -. . . \ "■"■.■. ' ! Reduced Price Was £46 5 , ■■ i • • • • ' • ■ I^. V C V 9 W JT ; <. ■# • . INOW 3tOs#J5 p- rt* Saving £70 , Always reasonable in price, the Overland is to-day-greater value than ever. The price tumbles £70, but the caic is still a quality car —economical to operate, eas running on the roughest roads, and built for years of hard service The Overland averages 30 miles to the gallon, and no car is so easy on tyres. Its economy in upkeep is due to light weight and special springing. The Overland 3-point Cantilever Springs give the easy motion of a big, heavy car. The Overland takes the bumps out of rough, rutty roads—that's why it's the favourite car in the country. i . . ■ ■: ■ ■ ■" ' . • ■•■"■■■' Overland Service Stations in Buy the new Overland at the every city and township in new low price—the quality car New Zealand—to meet the re- for the man who wants quirements of the 3,000 , reasonable price plus remarkOverland owners. < able performance. AGENTS: Wellington: A. Hatrick & Co., Ltd. Dannevirke: Parkes & Neagle. Masterton: T. A. Wrigley & Go., Ltd. Hastings: Pothan & Powdrell. . H»int»-»

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