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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13350, 7 April 1914, Page 6

Where to IjJISI |f| AUCKLAND, Wellington, or where? \S^Ww/ijli M s^^* It makes no difference, you MUST 1 "K P ////if Ilk i lll Wj »^ be smartly dressed wherever you're go- ll I | jum lj fwif"! v'k ing; you must have good clothes and '. 1 110 H Ybrstf m ff something good to carry them in. Come UT T S lj ij|(uk 111 lfm< to my Store, and I'll fit you out, from wSb \ ft] vlnXi 111 flaw the Travelling Rug to a well-packed Suit I 111 B in. . [jf ||l|n\ y/lf Case or Bag, well filled with Holiday IHI IT WSL Ijl'llj n^rfwl Clothes, and you'll get a shock- at the f*&3i» fff \\ ' *f ÜBlli lightness of the prioe. \*' \\ HH ukiosb CHARLIE ADAIR, "OUT ON HIS OWN," GISBOKNE.

40,000 OVERLANDS WERE BUILT LAST YEAR. Even this enormous output fell helow the deihancl by nearly 10,000 cars. These facts are eloquent of the wonderful popularity of the Overland car. They are evidence also of the real solid value which the Overland embodies, for only a car of! sterling merit could make such a steady ancl triumphant advance Into public favor as this car has done. The Overland is equalin construction, power, size, design, comfort, .style and equipment to most cars costing 25 per cent, more. This is a really conservative claim, for the manufacture of 40,000 cars a year permits the Overland Company to operate on such a large scale that every part of every Overland is made in the Overland plant. Further, almost every part is made hy automatic machinery, ancl that is what brings the cost down. No man who contemplates the purchase of a car can afford to exclude the Overland. Almost every modern luxury carried by the highest priced cars is included in the price of the Overland car— electric lights, electric self-starter, and electric horn are fitted to every one of these cars. Arrange for a run in an Overland without delay. J. Tl. ORMOND (Gishorne); A. HATRICK AND CO. (Wanganui). i

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ESTATE OF WILLIAM CARROLL (Deceased). ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named deceased, aro requested to send details j»f snmo (in duplicate) to the under•igned. ' REES BROTHERS & BRIGHT, 54 Solicitors for the Executor. ANTED"; for the country — . A 1 Housemaid.— Apply Mrs W. B. Astin, Makaraka. ' 35 WANTED^A Housemaid, for Motu ' Hotel; wages 25-*. — Apply Hotel Coronation. 36 WANTED, by reliable Housekeeper— ' Position, in couh,trv. — Address, Xo. 31, Herald. * 33 WANTED^Furnished Double. Iscdroom, for married couple, with child 12 years age ; use conveniences. — Applv before 2 p.m. to-morrow at Royal Hotel. "37

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