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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13352, 9 April 1914, Page 6

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Mr S. A. Longuet, who has just returned to Auckland after a trip m Canada, Apiej-ioa and Europe, states .that he was present m the Bank of New Zealand on tho morning when the last New Zealand loan was floated. "It wa.. really gratifying," he says, "to see how rapidly' tho 'mone^ was .nibscribed. In about an hour and a-half tho whole of the money was forthcoming. AN OVERLAND TRIUMPH TX HILLCLIMBING IN NEW ZEALAND. The hill-climbing test m the recent Reliability Trials was a decisive win for the Overland Car. This car .arrived home fully an hour before any of the other competitors—conclusive proof of tin. efficiency of the Overland m "over land work" nnder New Zealand conditions. The course included some of th. toughest hills m the Dominion, but the ample-powered, strongly-built Overland rose to each like a thing of life and energy. There's no car of its class which gives so much m stealing value and real reliability as the Overland. Write for a catalogue and fuller detail*. I