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Taranaki Daily News, 15 September 1919, Page 4

NOT "WHICH CAR?" HUT "WHICH OVERLANDV Overlands have proved their reliability the world over—l,ooo of tiieae splendid automobiles leave the Overland works daily for the "four corners" of the Globe. Overlands are standardised ears—built by exactly the same efficient methods as Britain built ships and America built fleets of war aeroplanes There are two fl-passenger models—"Big Pour" and "Light Four." The question you should answer, (hen, is not "which car shall • I bnv?" but "which Overland shall I buy?"' "Light y om " seats five in comfort, and has a 100inch wheel base. "Big Four," also a five-seater, has a 112-inch wheel base. Both have electric lighting, electric starting and complete equipment. The free catalogue describes both—write for it. If you can manage, call and see the actual cars.—A. Hatrick and Co. Ltd., Wanganui and Wellington. Local Agents, Spedding and Stainton, Motor Importers, New Plymouth. 3S No Egg Preservative approaches SHARLAND'S "MOA" RBANI) EC p. PRESERVATIVE for absolute reliability and economy in use. Thousands have .Slaved it g