THE OVERLAND FOR THE FARMER AND BUSINESS MAN.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 267, 15 October 1912, Page 2

THE OVERLAND FOR THE FARMER AND BUSINESS MAN.

The Overland is not only ear which appeals to mi'll of leisure, hut to busy ( nil'll as well. Take, tor instance, its’ popularity during recent years with the farming community of this Dominion. ’ In Canterbury alone upwards of 2001 settlers are using rite Overland, while iu other parts ot the country it has I become generally recognised as having, advantages which especially appeal to those living long distances away I rom : towns, incidentally, repair shops. r l in* i first of these advantages is that the Overland is reliable, and the risk oi breakdown is therefore reduced to a minimum. Secondly, the Overland is built to withstand heavy road conditions and to manipulate steep inclines without injury to its machinery ; and, lastly, it. is an ideal farmer's car on account of low cost of running and the ease with which it is controlled. In iegaril to this ear's appearance, it ran be”truthifflly stated that no ear of its < lass and price can approach the Overland. Luxuriously upholstered and handsomely plated to tlie hist bolt, it can take its place in any company, while for silence and ease <>l running it casilv stands FIRST. The price of the Overland varies from L’275 io CISO. and at these figures the car comes to you complete with wind -liield. horn. hood, tool kit and lamps. If you are looking out for a ear to giie von solid satisfaction. g.u to know something further about the Overland bv writing to A. HATRICK A CO.. LTD.. WANGANUI, solo agents for the North Island; HAWKES BAY FARMERS’ CO-OP-ERATIVE ASSOCIATION, agents for Napier. Hastings and Hawke's Bay: CORSKIE’S ESTATE. Waipawa.■