Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13967, 28 September 1918, Page 5 (Supplement)

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' , u . ( » . vn . ! I!. Choose . .I : I An Overland ■I 1 fev The great Overland range of models || \ includes a car for practically every need S j of motoring. '5 j And the popularity of Overlatm cars is 1 due to five distinct advantages— m j ance, performance, comfort, service f| and price. 1B& Here we show the famous Model 90, S i a car light enough to be very "mobfle," If yet heavy enough to hold the road easily m —powerful, easy to ride in. m [i Investigate this Model 90 at your early M 1 convenience. Then, with hundreds of M I thousands of other people, you will choose m an Overland. , m M Al/TUMOBILIS OQMPJAT, 9 }M Albert Street, Auckland. IS 14$ M II J. WMEEOY AND 00., LTD., M j $M Hamilton, m M A. HATHICK AID 00., LTD., M \M Wanganai and Wellington, ! $f PA ' Chief Agents for North Island. m H WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. 1 m 1762 A Toledo, Ohio, U. &A. St