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A BIG RACE. Defeating" cars selling a at much higher prie.e and rated with more . powerful * horsepower, the £315 OVERLAND car covered itself .with glory in the recent 200-iuile road race at Fresno, Cal., covering the course in 4hr 3min IGsee. When the OYERLAND Hashed across the finish line competing cars were' trailing behind at various distances. The big Elmore finished twenty-seven minutes after the Overland, and the Flanders had finished but eight laps,- Buick eight laps, Warren eleven laps, JvXT.-F nine laps, a-nd Wiuton two laps. , Two other cars had been withdrawn for various reasons. Uf the nine starters, seven cars were on the course ai the finish. The OVERLAND was the first to reach the 200-mile mark and stopped but once during the race. The Fresno lvepublican, under whose auspices the -event was held, says of the OVERLAND: "The big surprise was fumishcJ by tS;e sturdy iittle OVERLAID, under the excsHeni driving of Torn McKeivsy. The car rsspondad io his bidding without a befobie. The raoc wiii go down in history as one of the most evnsils ever rough E'oa'ls, with sharp tums ; hi Central GalitOrnia. Tho OVERLAND averaged fifty miles an hour." WALTER SEARLE. AGENT. OAMARU.

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FRUIT TREES FOR PLANTING Splendid Clean Tress, Biggest and Best Variety. OUR STOCK OF FRUIT TREES is now at the highest point of excellence. Whatever you want we have. All trees are rvowii at our own liur-: series, and all are strong, clean, and well-rooted. We. offer , at. Lowest Prices — Apples, Pears, Plum's, Cherries, Apricots, Peaches, etc. A'lso, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Rhubarb. HEDCE PLANTS. We hold an immense stock of these, including Berberis (Darwini ami Vulgaris), Hollies, Laurel, Olearia, IV'v If you want-Roses, Shrubs, We. have the biggest choice in the province of Koses and Shrubs, also a fnand stock of FOREST TO EES, suitable lor present planting. HOWDEN AND MONCRIEFF, LIMITED, Princes St., Dunedin. I-F. YOU WERE ILL IN BED. If you were laid up with a broken arm, or with some other severe ailment, unable to move except with assistance, shut in for weeks in your bedroom, you would be very sorry for yourself, wouldn't your But comparatively/ speaking that's a luxurious way of being ill—with kind assistance always at hand —sympathy extended from everyone—allowances made for your impatience and weakness —your sickroom made bright with llowers and gifts from friends —every effort made by others and yourself for ijuiek and pleasant recovery. Just thi.nk of the hundreds .of men and women —there must be many amongst your acquaintance who are goini: daily about their duties, who nrc really in a far more serious position, for they are ill in mind and body, mid they are making no effort towards recovery. Six out of ten 'people you meet are suffering from "-Nerves," ;yid they don't know it. Look at the numbers of nervous break-downs around us—-each one of those breakdowns is jii.st the stored-up rcsiil.'.- of sick nerves neglected.' It's better if the nerves are affected to take Marshall's Fospherine now and build up the nervous system before it becomes seriously impaired. Undue impatience—irri 1 ability, nervous hfiadijehes—depression—sleeplessness —a proue'ness to worry —inability to cope with daily duties—morbidness, etc... are all signs of s : ck nerves, and Marshall's Fosplierine. the great .nerve food, -is the'safe and , never-failing cure. Pro-curable-from nil chemists and grocers at Is, Is Gd, and 2s Gd (tor bottle. 3 For Childrpn'R Hacking Cough at niglit, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s 6d.

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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11659, 14 June 1912, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11659, 14 June 1912, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11659, 14 June 1912, Page 6

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