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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 6, 8 January 1917, Page 5

OVERLAND MODEL. 75 IS A BARGAIN. i Though the price is low, the quality and equipment- of the Colonial Overland—model 75— aic the very best. It has cantilever rear springs, full floatting rear axle, wlcc-tric lighting and starting, electric conti'ol buttons., demountable rims, one-man .-.top-,- and every modern refinement; —yet the price, is-only £335 at main ports, complete. Enormous production makes possible such value—looo ■ Overlands. are mad*.? per dny. The Overland is proving itsolf all over tire Dominion io-day A Canterbury fanner, for instance, has driven an Overland £7,000 miles without a, monira J.is tfvnuble save one puncture. Such cjwality at such a low price takes beat, ing^—extra tube and cover are in.-' r-hvled. Look into Overland value. For U'oc- catalogue :md particulars npply Winiringham and Mitchell, agents.— N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Association, Ltd., Christchurch. distributflrs for South Island.—Advt. .