FOR THE MAN ON THE LAND. "BIG FOUR" OVERLAND.

Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16611, 21 August 1918, Page 5

FOR THE MAN ON THE LAND. "BIG FOUR" OVERLAND.

Overland "Big Four" is a "tiger for work'—beneath, its line finish, tncre js quality of metals. The motor is a powerful en bloc model, and. reptfesentSf tho highest development in performance, accessibility,- and dependability. With this motox- you have, sufficient power to take the crowded oar- up steep hills—to- pull- through sand,' mud, or shingle—to speed you from farm to town and home again; inrecord time. "Big Four" Overland has many advantages. • Electric control buttons ■ on the steering column place the control of the car at your finger tips, long cantilever rear springs mean easy riding, splendid rich upholstery and equipment moan comfort. Wheel base is I' 3 inches, and included are" on© man top s and curtains, electric light and starting, rain-vision windshipld, extra tnboyand cover, and' all details. Call or write for free catalogue. .N.Z. Farmnrs' Co-operative Assn., Ltd., ChrisMiurch. T.ocal Jigents, Canterbury Farmers' Co-on. Assn. Tim.iru. 34 NEW ZEALAND'? FTNEST MINERAL WATER. And one you should add to your whisky, is Wai-Rongoa Natural Mineral Water. Has a beautifully crisp, *;lenn tasltc. and imparls this t-> a dr : nk- etimnlates, cleanses system a* well. Blpwds perfeotly,! makes a drink delightful —no less.... Unchecked by life's experience, Tmpu'sive youth seems void of scn. c e; Hut fleeting time with ?nd"e-.s br'ngs A clearer view of ninny things, We wiser grew in winter ways. We learn the cVger of delays; We le-irn tho wsidom, tao. I>-f? sure, Of taking Wocds' Great Peppermint Cure. 7-