Page 12 Advertisements Column 1

NZ Truth, Issue 510, 27 March 1915, Page 12

•— - MOVE WITH THE TIMES -*— > get an "Overland"? 'That's -what hundreds of Farmers and Pastoralists are doing, and a new, life is opening up for them. No more long, dreary, numbing journeys. No waiting for tired horses. No hitching up •m the. dark. No expenses when horses are idle, AM ...

Tlie Best Car for least Money ! is ready to start the moment-, you want to. It covers as many miles man hour as your horse could trot m a day. Shelters, you from storms. Carries you to your destination on time. x Test the" Overland" yourself— not next month— but NOW. Arrango -with" the nearest Agent for a demonstration run. Listen to its purring engine on the open road. * Learn how it so f fens the bufnps ftnd thumps of rutty roads. Note the perfection of •its •■equipment. There's nothing lacking. It is even .better 'appbiritcfd than many Cars costing £ully 25 per cent. more. / Vj/RITE TO-DAY FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE giving full details of this moderately-priced, high grade Car. '■.■■'" ' 'Jj •.:• '..■•■."■'■. . . ' ;'■<"::"''■'. 'SELLING AGENTS: Kibfalewhite & Vaug'han 'Phone 1349. t CHRISTCHURCH

Auckland Racing Club Autumn Meeting— Ellerslie Racecourse Saturday and Easter Monday, April 3 and 5 •PJRBT RACE STARTS ABOUT 12 NOON EACH DAY. ADMISHION — To Racecourse. One SlilllltiK. • Grandstand Enclosure — Gentlemon. Ten Shillings. ' ladles. Five Shillings. v All persona other than Members leavlnic th« haddock or Uncccoursc will * bft llalilo on W-enterlnßT to, again pay for admission, as no passes will bo ' Issued. CHIL.DHEN under 12 will NOT b« admitted to the Grandstand Knolosiire. No person who hu« at nny time since the passing of tho Claming and lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed ihe occupation of Hookmalcor or Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undcslrnbio person will bo admitted to the Kllorsllo Racecourse during tho Spring Mooting, and If any « such person Is found on any such course ho will bo removed therefrom and prosecuted (or trwpass, , J. F. HAUTLAND, Secretary.