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Nelson Evening Mail, 14 May 1917, Page 8

RICHMOND YARDS. 150 l'.it :mkl Forward iiwos and WeLhuis (lots). 100 Kwe.%. 10 Ili-ilVrs. s|ii-in>i- i-.-ilvrrs. 10 ITt-iKI -Mix.-il v. ii.Uk\ Kurtlu-r billies invited. UISLKY J3UOS. ANIJ CO., Auctioneers.

EyubaH or Highball.—An old Scots-: man was threatened: with blindness if .iu did not give up drinking. '''Now, M'Tavish," said the doctor, "it's like this: You've ■either to stop the whisky or. 'lose your eyesight> and you must; choose." ' "Ay, weel, doctor," suidl MTavish, "I'm'an uuldman ivjo, ; au' I was thinkin' I hau seen about every-' tiling worth seem'."—Tit-Bits. OVERLAND .MODEL 758 IS A r BARGAIN AT £5297 10s. ,' Though the price is low, the quality,; and equipment of the Colonal Over- : land—model 75B—are the very bestIt has cantilever rear springs, full floating axle, electric Ijghtihg "and starting, electric control buttons, demountable rims, one-man top and every modern refinement —yet the price is only £297 10s complete, f.o.b Christchurch. Enormous production makes possible such value—looo Overlands are made per day. The Overland is proving itself all over the Dominion to-day. A Canterbury farmer, for instance, has driven an Overland 27.,000 miles without a moment's trouble save one puncture. Such quality at such a low price takes beating, extra tyre and tube are included. For free catalogue and partictilars apply :—S. Winn, Hardy street, N.Z. Kiirmers' Co-op. As*n.\ hid., flmßtdhureh. distributors far South Island.