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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 34, 26 September 1914, Page 5

THERE’S NO CAR LIKE- THT HITPMOBTLE FOR STEADY WORK AND HARD SERVICE. The real test of a oar is hard work. Any motor ear can look smart and ‘‘dashing:” when it is spinning round a Pity block. Rut it’s when the rough country is reached that the strain comes—when the road takes a swing for the sky and the-surface is loose and rough. It’s under just those conditions that the business-like Hupp shows its mettle, carrying full load j over the take-it-as-yon-find-it country |with never a “buck.” How?—Just j quality! Quality material, quality machinery, quality workmanship, and ! quality brains in its design—there 'isn’t a cheap thing about the HupImobile. It will shine as bright as the I host as it purrs along the town 'streets, but ’twill set the pace for all lon a strenuous run. See the Hupmobile. before you choose your new car! Agents, A. Hatrick and C».; Lt., Wanganui and Waitara and The Taranaki Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Society. JQ