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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 22 December 1913, Page 3

MTHE MOST CAR FOR THE LEAST '- ■ v,-"-1 .::,-. MONET:"' ■.-.■■• ■ ::■ This has 'been the watchword of the WillysV Overland Go., since the first Overland was made. 5G ,000 cars are turned out of the Overland factory every year. '/This is the reason that such; >a full-powered, magnificently equipped/ sturdily made ear may be y<»urs for- such, a !<>w- price if you buy an O\rerlajndill'lt U a well-fcnown fact in the trade, that the great Overland factories ari>; unquestionably I the most thoroughly, .efficiently, and 'economically equipped and managed. ■_The .business is under-the personal diipeetion of the maii who founded and developed it -—Mr John Willys. He it is who has •insisted on giving "more ear for less money*' each season. To-day, the Overland Car with electric lights, electric self-starter, - electric horn, and every luxury that the most expensive, cars carry is undoubtedly the triumph of solid value. Investigate the Overland at A. R Cronin'B, Eltham, or Messrs A. Hatrick and* Co , Ltd., Wangahui, agents for North Island.—Advt. A good accordeon wsll played makes delightful music, and just for Christmas Dixon's sre takjine 26 per cent. | off, from 10s up to 50s; Meccano, a , t-ay in a hundred and a hundred toys [in one, from s*— gefc your boy one.—