> Hoshino looked up rental car agencies in the Yellow Pages, picked one
> at random, and phoned them. "I just need a car for a couple of days,"
> he explained, "so an ordinary sedan's fine. Nothing too big, nothing
> that stands out."<br/>   "Maybe I shouldn't say this," the rental
> clerk said, "but since we only rent Mazdas, we don't have a single car
> that stands out. So rest assured."<br/>   "Great." "How about a
> Familia? A very reliable car, and I swear nobody will notice it at
> all."<br/> "Sounds good. The Familia it is." The rental agency was
> near the station, and Hoshino told them he'd be **over (1)** in an
> hour to pick up the car. <br/> He took a taxi **over (2)**, showed
> them his credit card and license, then rented the car for two days.
> The white Familia parked in the lot was, as advertised, totally
> unobtrusive. Turn away from it for a moment and every memory of what
> it looked like vanished. A notable achievement in the field of
> anonymity. (Kafka on the Shore, tr. by Philip Gabriel)

What does the 'over's mean respectively?<br/>
(It seems like (1) means ‘over there’; (2) is a particle of ‘took over’)