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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1576, 21 October 1912, Page 6

THE LATEST IN LIGHT CAKS. Tho great interest which has been aroused amongst motorists nnd the public generally by our notion in introducing to tho New Zealand market the newest and most reliable types of tho latest and most: successful motoring innovation—tho light car—is demonstrated by (he great number of person? who visit our garage, Christchurcli, daily to investigate tho matter. We have generally something quite fresh and up-to-date to show them. The latest arrivals me tho new 1912-13 models of Iho four-seater StudobakerFlanders, ono of the finest examples of the light car our American cousins liavo yet produced. Mr. A. S. Palmer, woo] and stock buyer of Timnru, who purchased a Stndcbakor-Flnndors last year, writes us, after covering 10.000 miles in nino months, to say that the car has "pleased litin very much." Hint it is "quiot, powerful, nnd well sprung." This is onlv ono of many eimijar tributes to "Flanders' Twenty's" rolinbiliU. Tho new four-sealers, complete, with hood, shield, spemlomi'lw, and clock, sell at .£!!!)'>, and the two-sealer model with same equipment, for .£275. Other light cars we have in stock right now are the twoseater 8-12 li.p. Clement-Bayard (JJISfi), three-sea tor 10-15 h.p. Clement-Uaynrd (,C2!)1 10s.), 11-15 h.p. four-seater Humber (JC2BS), and two-rontor (J1270). The bracketed prices are French and English entajojiio prices, to which ire mid only tho cost of importation, n straightforward nnd honest system of selling French and English cars. We have no out-of-dato "newold" cars on the premises. Adams, Lid., introducers of light cars. Write for catalogues and full particulars to Adams, Ltd., Tuam Street, Christchurch, l'almerstoiv North, nnd Wanganui, and agents Tourist Motor Company, Hastings.—Adrt.