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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13546, 25 November 1914, Page 7

Building permits issued by the Borough Council for the past fortnight had a total stated value of £1283. Passengers .carried by the trams during the past fortnight totalled 11,322, and the car mileage was 1567. The revenue totalled £47 3s 6d and expenses £48 7a 9d. Leave of absence has been granted to Mr Ferris, the Borough sanitary inspector, to enable him io sit for examination at Auckland under the Royal Sanitary Institute. It is stated 'that two of the largest stations m this district have sold their wool clip at the satisfactory price of 10$ d at the shed door.— Wairoa Guardian. THE "OVERLAND" IS STELL ADVANCING. This year the "OVERLAND" has grown bigger and better with expensive improvements and costly refinements. But the "Overland" price still remains fully 25 per cent, less than that of other Cars of its class. This splendid five-seater, with its carefully-constructed chassis, powerful engine, luxurious ' upholstery, electric self-starter and electric lamps, is unquestionably' the greatest automobile value m the world.- It is not a complicated Car, but one you can master m an hour. *- Write for free booklet. Arrange for a trial run-r-which is better than print. — Agent; J. H. Onnond.