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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15769, 18 November 1914, Page 10

THERE ARE OTHER THINGS BESIDES BEAUTY IX WHICH THE HUPMOBILE EXCELS. Let us enumerate one or two of he things that make the Hapmohile "the best car in its class in the world." It is first ot all best in those qualities which mean long life and hard service and withal economy. Then in beautv and in comfort the Hupp stands pre-eminent. '1 he frame is the costliest piece of pressed steel construction used by any moderate-priced car. The Hupp long-stroke motor excels all its competitors in power, and Hupp bearings are the best in the world. For smartness of style, for smooth, speedy running combined with economy, for slwer strength and toughness, and for the rough-and-smooth work of New Zealand roads there's no car in the Hupp class that can rival the Hupmobile. This is th? caj rou must investigate. Agentsß. B. Spmks and Co., Auckland ;*A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui. If you desire to invest money in land or houses, or to buy a home on easy terms, consult J. Thornes, 83, Queea £ Street, who has bargains in all parte of the city and suburbs, and can arrange g loans at lowest rates. |j