LIGHT CARS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. The purchase of a motor-car for purely commercial and utilitarian purposes is a different proposition to buying a pleasure'car. There aro many commercial men who could make use of the right sort bf motor-car, but who are deterred from the investment by tho feeling that they require something containing more eolid motor-car value than tho average hand-somely-equipped pleasure car. With the advont of tho new system of light-car construction, and tho production by the great firm of Clement Bayard of chasses especially designed for tho heavy wear and tear involved in the taxi-cab service, a car combining all the essentials of a first-class Continental automobile with a minimum of complications and a very low first cost is mado 'available. Wo recommend to tho attention of all commercial travellers and other business men requiring an absolutely, reliable means of independent travelling,' the latest models of tho Clement Bayard light cor, fitted with capacious thrcc-seater bodies, capable of carrying any amount of luggage over any class of roads, and guaranteed to run 100,000 miles with a minimum of repairs. Better value has never been offered in New Zealand. The 8-12-h.p. model'solls in Paris at JCIBG, and the 10-15-h.p. at fCIOG. To these prices wo add only the' cost of importation. ADAMS, LIMITED, Christchurch. Samplo can b» neon n-t Adams, Limited, Palmerston Motor Co., HostinSo.-Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1623, 14 December 1912, Page 4
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227Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1623, 14 December 1912, Page 4
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