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Nelson Evening Mail, 30 May 1916, Page 7

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jThe A Car of Big Features was £385. The Colonial model costs less despite Heavy Iraereased \yar primage, duty, and abinornial increases in freight charges. 'Tis a Ibig handsome 4-cylinder touring car, built to Scarry five passengers. It has a reliable motor oh2shp.; ready for any class of road. Cantilever rear springs, thermo-syphon cooling, full floating rear axle—these are examples of what weoff er in the 1916 Overland. The body reaches perfection mark. It is of jaunty 5 streamline build, perfectly balanced J^xunously f upholstered. It is comfortable, neat, roomy. The outside is beautifully. finished, the interior is fitted with every- comfort feature. Included m the equipment *re electric lighting and starting,-headlight dimmers for city one-man top .with coyer, rainyisipn .ventilating wind-shield tube and, coyer, magnetic speedometer •~every ; car. comfort.. Thfe OverknA is the Greatest Cair yialue in the World At the reduced price, it is absolutely the greatest car value 1 in 'New: Zealand. The enormous Overland production—now 1000 cars a day—makes it;possible. -Now—learn more of this fine new Overland. Come and see one in our garage—ride in it. If. you can't call, the 1916 illustrated catalogue is yours free for the asking. Get on the track of this best of all Overland models now. Write— N.Z. Farmers* Co-op. Assn., Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH J/C. Miriier and Son/