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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1647, 14 January 1913, Page 6

THE STUDEBAKER E.M.F. ON THE FAIRLIE-QUEENSTOWN MAIL SERVICE. A great many months ago tho Honnt Cook. Motor Company purchased Messrs. Adams, Ltd.,'n 30 h.p. Studebaker E.M.F. oar, for \iso on the longest motor mail sorvico in the world—that from FairHo to Queenstown. Any motorist -who has been over tho routo knows tho tough test it provides for any oar on ono journoy. There aro big streams to; ford, steep grades to climb, and tho roads carry a gritty dust that plays havoo with most bearings. It is a trip through the most rugged and mountainous portion of this island. The Studebaker ''E.M.F." has faced this journey day in. and day, out, in good weather, bad weather, and indifferent weather, with tho rivers high and with the rivers low. It has never, failed to deliver tho mails in schedule time. It has run as regularly tts a clock and as steadily as an ocean liner. And the hard work seems to suit tho car. Her owners soy sho is doing it "bettor than ever. All of which merely hears out our contention that Studebakor cars givo satisfaction, with a big S. Wo havei just landed at Palmcrston North and Wonganui shipments of the new and improved Studebakor E.M.F. 30 h.p. iivc-scatcr cars, with nickel finish and khaki hoods. Complete with hood, wind shield, lamps, epeedomotor, and clock, tho E.M.F. sells at £375. alio four-seater 20 h.p. Studebakor Flanders, with sumo equipment, sells at i! 295, and the two-seater lenders at .C 275. We have also on show at the abovo dispots 8/12 Clement Bayard tlireoscntors, comuloto for <E205. A?.?.ms, Ltd., Christchurch, also agent* Tourist Motor Co., HMtfn«H,--AdTt,