Page 5 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17633, 20 November 1920, Page 5

THE CAE OF greater comfort. I To ride in the luxurious comicrt that- a | bijr heavy car affords and have the [ economy and (Convenience of a light car, lis the lot of the motorist -who owns Overland "Four." The car is so per- ! fectly balanced thai, it gives the ' pasj sengers an entirely new sensation of f rifl'iisr buoyancy. The exclosive feature iof ( irer ; ?.nd Four " is the aiajronai I tare-p" hit sin-ing suspension, which V- ! invaluable wSen drivini' over ! rear*?- Thwe d 1270 rally suspended j springs permit any wheel to drop into a i hole withoi'i strain on the body and I frame, or disturbance to the passengers. A That is why Overland " Four" is | «yonomical on tyres, oil. and petrol. It 1 -wi'l cover froni ,28 to 50 miles on one i sallori of spirit Overland " Four " is I the best car for town or country. It J costs less, for tiplceco. Call «r vs-rite for { dftailf. DistrilKJtors: ,A. Hatrick * and j Co.. L'fi.. and Wellington, \ Loral Dealer*,-. J. Pomeroy and Co.. 1 Amid arid Hamilton, I . mimmmm,———— !

i Dainty, summery, and yet so easily | laundered, embroideries'are the lemming j which Fashion uses in many of b/r most j beautiful creations. There is no tiDer colj lection in all Auckland than at George j C-oart and Sons, Ltd., Karangahape Road. v. ■ . -rj, . -