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NO NEED TO EXTOL THE HUPMOBILE THE CAR WITH A BACKBONE ASK ANY USER There are comforts, too, of purse and pocket. An unusual economy represented by 25 miles’ travel to the gallon. And a tyre saving of 18 to 20 per cent. Then there is the comfort of plentiful power and of matchless performances. No wonder they call the “ Hupp ” The Comfort Car. Supreme smoothness and riding ease—a deep cushioned luxury and a springing system which takes the bumps from the roughest road—-those are the bodily comforts of the — HUPMOBILE --- THE COMFORT CAR. MMI \ i llBst-SS y,„ fary . is iSf f\- : ILMI ||!r M I w~r i j ■ llzi\ // W A lady writes (23rd February, I \Tj i /' ' W 192 O): “I have just seen Mir. A. g \l \ // « C. Keeble’s Three-seater Hup- 9 “ IS ” mobile with N.Z. Body, and I § *1 ' ain ta love 'with it.” I FIVE SEATER TOURING CAR Complete with magneto, extra Tyre and Tube £665 net. ALL PRICES ARE AT AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON; INLAND TOWNS AND OUTPORTS EXTRA. #’- EVSFS IVIotOFS Ltd■ Telegraph: “Hupmobile, present model, won hill-climbing contest ’ " , on Saturday, gaining fastest time and formula in both private ownBXXSBAHE. i ers and trade sections?’ Write for Catalogue Now* .■■■"'• ' ■. . ... 1' i" ' /■ ■ i. . : ■ • ■ ■ ' ’ .. .■ , A STOCK oF EVERY SPARE PART FOR THESE CARS IS CARRIED BY US. SOLE AGENTS FOR NORTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND. The FARMERS Go operative Wholesale FEDER ATIOR WELLINGTON , (N.Z.) LIMITED

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1566, 29 April 1920, Page 41

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Page 41 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1566, 29 April 1920, Page 41

Page 41 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1566, 29 April 1920, Page 41

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