A SUCCESSFUL MISSION

Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14406, 17 May 1917, Page 10

A SUCCESSFUL MISSION

MILLION AND A HALF BUSHELS

PURCHASED

(Received May 17, 0.45 a.m.)

Melbourne, May 16

i Mr MaeDoriakl's mission to buy wheat to meet the New Zealand shortage has been succes&ful. Mr Hugfces announced the sale of one and a half million bushels, "with the option."of a further million, at 5s 6d net, f.o/b. Tho New Zealand Government undertakes to provide shipping and to pay for the wheat whether it is delivered bjr the end of August^ or not.

PLENTY OF SPARE PARTS FOR "OVERLAND" CARS.

The>,Qve.rfand Service is a bodii "to 1 any Overland owners who may, through 'accident, 'require new parts for their, cars. f -The Service; Department contains a ' complete and large stock of' spare parts'for Overlands, valued at about £5.000. This

-."an.s no waiting while "ejJßcial parts are imported. It means that you don't have to "make do" with repairs done in local shops. The Service Department is under control of an Overland expert. It is as simple, to get extra parts for an Overland as it is for farmers to secure extra parts for agricultural machinery. Here alono is one of the advantages of the great and world-wide Overland organisation —-first-class ;repairs at the lowest cost -^-real; Overland parts made by the Overland Company. ,For particulars apply to:—S. Winn, Hardy street, Nelson. N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn.j Ltd., Christchurch, dist- vibutoi'<3 for tlif> South Island. .' 25