OVERLAND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15064, 10 February 1911, Page 5

OVERLAND

Cars.—Did you ever hoar of anyone tiring of motoring? Do you know of any man who is not going to owsi a motor car the first minute lie can? Motoring means out of doors—away from trains and slow-travel-ling horses; whole families and their friends can ride without .additional, cost. The coming of the motor oar is largely responsible for one of the grcatest*developments of our nation—that is, more life out of doors, more health, more happiness, and thus more prosperity. A few minutes a day in tho motor car is better than any vacation. A day or a week's cross-country travel iiT a motor ear is something to bo long looked forward to and long remembered afterwards. 'Not only is _ motoring the king of aJI pastimes, but it has also beccmo an absolute necessity in businessThe Doctor in his car now calls on three times as many patients as before, and gets, to his emergency calls in rccord time. Ho can't bo_ without one winter or summer, Tho Business Man gains health and timo in motoring to and from his work, and uses the motor delivery vans to deliver goods to his customers. Tho Farmer of years ago who took two or three hours to drive his tired work-horses to town, now goes to town, in SO minutes or less in his motor cay, saving both time and money and gaining pleasure. Its his necessity now. Tho United States Government is using OVERLAND CATtS to deliver mail. Their use is steadily increasing on all routes. Largo corporations are now sending their travellers through the country in motor oars. So it' is ■ with every business and professional man. To-day his car is a necessary adjunct to his work, njid why not? It is the modern method of locomotion; fast, suro, economical, and healthful— 1 " a nocessary luxury." When you buy a car, as you undoubtedly will, you can't forget ■ "THE OVERLAND." It is not an assembled car, but is factory-made throughout. Its cost of maintenance is cheaper thin horses. Its prioe is within the reach of any Bucoassful man. It is mechanically perfect. It is fast. It is powerful. Its opesition is simplicity itself. It will easily go anywhere a horse-drawn vehicle oan go—and many places that it can't go. It is a pleasure-giver artd a time-saver. You want it, and you want it now. Your neighbours an<l friends are driving motor cars for business and pleasure. Live, don't, merely exist—drive ail OVERLAND. AVIMPIiNNY BROS., DUNEDIN, are tho Agents. Priccs from £250.