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5* I ■f. fpr Move with the Times— Get an That’s what hundreds of Farmers and Pastoralists are doing, and a new life is opening up for them. No more long, dreary, numbing journeys. No waiting for tired horses. No hitching up in the dark. No expenses when horses are idle. An The Best Car For Least Money ! is ready to start the moment you want to. It covers as many miles in an hour as your horse could trot in a day. Shelters you from storms. Carries you to your destination on time. Test the “Overland” yourself—not next month —but NOW. Arrange with the nearest Agent for a demonstration run. Listen to its purring engine on the open road. Learn how it softens the bumps and thumps of rutty roads. Note the perfection of its equipment. There’s nothing lacking. It is even better appointed than many Cars costing fully 25% more. Write to-day for Illustrated Catalogue, giving full details of this moderately-priced, highgrade Car. Chief Agent* for South Island : N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. OF CANTERBURY, LTD. CHRISTCHURCH Overland Local Agent * ; WIMPENNY BROS. AND REID, LTD. The G.S.I. For Carpenters’ Tools, Engineers’ Tools, Gardeners’ Tools! quality Is the Test of Cheapness. QUALITY Is Our First Consideration. EVERY CARPENTER, EVERY , GARDENER, EVERY MECHANIC, EVERY KEEN BUYER—IN FACT, EVERYBODY—IS NOW VISITING THE G.S.I. Our Profit Margin is Low, The Coeds are Right. TWO NEW TOOLS FOR THE CARDEN. ‘•THE ANDYO.”—This is shaped similar to mattock, but in place of a, straight cutter is fitted with convex blade for opening drills. 4/9 each. “THE NHU HOE,” fitted with adjustable handle; suitable for weeding, hilling-up, edge-trimming, cutting drills, Hr. 4t> each, GEORGE ST. IRONMONGERY COY. 243 GEORGE STREET (near Hanover street) ET Quotations from 'Evening Sun 1 4H ET Quotation's from 'Evening St 7. OQice for large or small quantities of Office for large or small quantities Printing before placing your Orders, Printing before placing your Orders.

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2, Issue 15638, 31 October 1914

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Issue 15638, 31 October 1914

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