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Limited. (THE "VALUE FOR MONEY" » CAR SPECIALISTS). Eoyal Garages, CHBISTCHUBCH *n<l CULVERDEN. Supreme Sunbeams AGAIN PROVED THEIR SUPERIORITY. rriHE Canterbury Automobile AeeocUWß 1 Annual Hill Climb woe held on Labour Day October 27th, at Okain c Bay Xfle xeiuit of thia Hill Climbing Competition last y< SUNBEAMS-Two Firste, One Second, and Fastest Time for the day. Thie year, only two wn entered-both in the Privet* Owners Class. Result woe:— Dr. Louieeon'e Sunbeam, First on Formula. Mr A. Aiorten'e Sunbeam, iMtert Time. Both those care are fitted with standard 12-16 h.p. engines- Dr Louisson s Iβ the came car that eecured first place in the Private Owners' Claee last year, thus winning two years in euccession. Can aayttrng bettor prove the superiority of SUNBEAM Care over all others whew reliability and biil climbing are oonocrned? Sunbeams and World's Records. A year ago, * 12-18 h.p. SUNBEAM Car e*tor.:shed the world of experts by breaking ail world's records up to from one mile to a thousand milee, and from two hours to twelve houis. Naturally enough, other manufacturers made attempts on thie record, and eventually, with much higher powerod cars, beat the records established by the SUNBEAM Car. Last week, however, a SUNBEAM, fitted with a standard 25 h.p. six cylinder engine, came out and effectually settled aU figures put up by any other oar, breaking all records for the world from two to twelve hours, and covering 1078 milee in twelve hours. Of course, the average buyer does not want a car that will run 90 miles an hour; but the fact that . any car can continue running at such an enormous speed as to cover over a thousand miles in 12 hours proves that that car absolutely must be perfect 'in every respect to stand the terrific strain, end the Sunbeam Company, in all their speed teste, uee only standard engines—thus the man who buys a SUN r BEAM knowe that he is buying a car with tho most perfect engine in the world. The car that will stand all the hard work he can possibly give it. We have several of the latest model SUNBEAMS on hand at present, and more to arrive shortly. We anticipate a big run on these-cars, and if you are thinking of a new car, come right along now and inspect and try these beautiful models fitted with the new stream-line torpedo bodies, 'and fully equipped with the lateet and beet of everything. PRICES. 12-16 h.p. 6-eoater, fully equipped—£s7s. 16-20 h.p. 5-eoater, fully equipped—£676. Marathon Cars. Our first shipment of these fine moderate priced cars in due very shortly now. There are still one or two unsold, and there is no doubt about it the new MARATHON is a very fino car. The appearance'of these cars, .fitted, .with semi-torpedo bodies end curved daeh.of the same pattern-• as the latest English models, will be particularly attractive. .Our reputation for selling only the very beet value for money will.-be maintained, and we are safe in asserting that, in the moderate priced oar class, tho MARATHON stands alon*. Look at the Marathon Prices. Then compare the car wifh any other ears at 15 per cent, to 20 per cent, more money. 26 h.p. model, 5-seater model, fully equipped with everything, not an extra need be bought. Price .. ... .. £300. 25 h.p., 2-eoater model, folly equipped, price .. .. •• •• £290. 35 h.p., Cheater model, fully equipped, including electric lighting outfit and electric self-starter, absolutely right up-to-date, and equal in quality to any car sold at anything up to £150. Price .. £400. If you are in the market' for a moderate priced car, wait for the MARATHON. You won't have long to wait, and' you will be more than satisfied in tho ultimate result Useful Unics. These care ore doing wonderful work on the "West Coast. Wo have just booked orders for two more for that district, and all the ordere we have received there havo been a direct result of the work performed by the first TTNIC cold on tho Coast. There is no ocr on the other side of the Ranges that will etar.d up to tho stiff hills and bad roads like the UNIC. If you want a car that will run economically, be light on petrol, light on tyros, light on repairs, the UNIC ie the car you require. Call on us, or write, and we will be only too pleased to give you full particulars of actual results accomplished during 2J to 3 years' running by the UNIC Car in New Zealand. OUR OTHER SOLE SOUTH ISLAND AGENCIES AREi— Aristocratic Wblseleys. Dainty Delages. Space forbids a lengthy description of these two very fine care; but ac both are particularly well known in the South [eland, ac two of the finest core yet ecen in this country, further description » unnecessary. We can offer one of the new model WOLSELEYS for delivery early in December, and new model DELAGES for delivery beginning of February. If cither of these care io your particular fancy, the beet advice we can give yoa is—place your order now. CULVEBDEN BRANCH. Our branch Garage at Cuhrerdcn is alre*dy proving a boon to Motorists in North Canterbury, and especially to visiting motorists to Hsnmer, Waiau, Kaikoura, etc. Just pieaee bear in mind that you can get anything and everything at oux Culverden Garage precisely tho same ac if you were in Chrietchurch. . HAWKES, LIMITED, Royal Garages, CHRISTCHURCH AND CULVEBDEN. CSCiA

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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14842, 6 December 1913, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14842, 6 December 1913, Page 16

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