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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1538, 6 September 1912, Page 4

'8.M.F." AND "FLANDERS" CARS GIVE SATISFACTION-WHO SAYS SO?

Tho true test of automobile quality is tne verdict of tho man who buys the' car and tho man who drivos it. We say that tho "E.M.F. Thirty" and its smaller sister, tho "Flanders Twenty," are tho best American cars ever introduced to New Zealand. You say: "Yes, perhaps so,

hut ran you give us any evidence?" Well, we'll see what some of the owners have to say about it. Mr. E. Wvlie (Mayor of Kaiapoi) has had nn "E.11.F. Thirty" for about nine months. Ho writes that he lias not had the slightest: mechanical trouble, that: the car is doing 22 to 25 miles to the gallon of petrel, and that it is giving the "greatest satisfaction." Mr. 0. B. Stnrkey says lie has run his "E.M.F. Thirty" 3500 miles, and found it "very satisfactory." Mr. Job Osborne, of Doyleston, well-known engineer says he thinks his "E.M.F. Thirty" is the best car that can be bought for tho monev, and his mileage averages 1000 a month. Mr. E. L. Beottie, of Summer Hill, Cust, snys of his "Flanders Twenty" that: ho is "extremely satisfied" with her, that he has run 7000 miles, and found the ear exceptionally light on tyres and petrol, the engine being excellent for developing power. The ISO h.p. "E.M.I\" five-sealer, prion .£375; the 20 h.p. "Flanders" four-seater, price .£295; and the 20 h.p. "Flanders" two-seater, price ,£275. All these cars aro complete with windshield, cape hood, and five lamps. In stock at Adams, Limited (agents), Christchurch, Timani. Palmorslon North, \\V nganui; also Tourist Motor Company. rWingn and G, T, Wilwui Imperial Gar»s«> Auckland.— AmU