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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 10 December 1914, Page 3

Distressing eougns, colds in the head, and all bronchial troubles are soothed instantly by "NAZOL." Its healing and soothing properties give speedy relief. Sixty doses for Is 6d.—Advt. T^E ELECrsiC-LIGHTED, ELECTiilC STARTING HUPMOBILE COSTS ONLY £380. It is the absolute uttermost in carvalue at that price. It embodies practically every luxury of the highest-priced cars, and in beauty and finish it has no superior. Without question it is the! hixest car in its class the world over, j Lac same handsome, distinctive, graceful car triumphed iir the Reliability I rials last February—a glorious distinction for the Hupmobile, which ran 496 miles—Picton to Dunedin—in.UJ hours without a stop. The average speed .was 28 miles per hour—kept up throughout the long night and half the day. Such a^ test proves the Hupp as efficient on the rough country roads as it is beautiu ?, n the cRy Greets. The price of the -h.upmobi.le four-seater without electric lighting and starting is but £330. Investigate this super-eli'icient car tocjay- There's a catalogue for you'at A. Hatnck and Co.'s, Ltd., Wanganui and VVaitara, the Farmers' Go-operative Organisation Society of N.Z.—Advt. 1? Do you smoke and work too ? Then a light tobacco plays up with the tongue | while a dark brand is miles too heavy! Try MILD DERBY-the perfect I medium" smoke—plug or tins.—Advt. THE "OVERLAND" IS STILL ADVANCING! This' year the "OVERLAND" has grown bigger and better with expensive improvements and costly refinements. But the "OVERLAND" price stiil remains fully 25 per cent less than that of other Cars of its class. This splendid five-seater, with, its carefully constructed chassis, powerful engine, luxurious upholstery, electric self-starter, and electric lamps is unquestionably the greatest automobile value in the world. It is not a complicated Car, but one you can master in an hour. Write for free booklet. Arrange for a trial run, which is better than print. Chief Agents for North Island: A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd.. Wanganui.—Advt.

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