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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1670, 10 February 1913, Page 4

MOTOR CABS FOR. IMMEDIATE ■ ' DELIVERY. Messrs. Adams, Ltd., have on hand for immediate sale'and delivery the. following Mr™-Clement-Bayard, 8-12 h.p., twoseater torpedo body cars, grey finish, complete with hood, shield and five lambs, J6295. 10-15 h.p/ Clement-Bayards, 2, 3, and 5-seater torpedo bodies, hood, shield, .1 lamps, speedometer, sparo wheel, alt compete. 2 P or .Wers, fM»li*.U.i 5scaters, JG426 4si 6d. Studebaker-Flanders 20 h.p. with two-seater torpedo body, blue finish, -improved model, nickel nttlngß, mmDleto with hood, wind-shield and five Wps! ins. Studebaker-Flanders, 20 hi) four-seater torpedo body, improved model, prey, finish, nickel fittings, comnleto with hood, wind-shield and five Famps, .£295. Studebaker : E.M.F. 30 h.p.. five-seater torpedo body, improved model, blue finish, nickel fittings, completo with hood wind-shield,, and 5 lamps, £375. ireylle 20 h.p. delivery van, capacity two tons, first-olnss investment for expressman, offered at very low prico of £300. Auto-carrier, 6-8 h.p.,. most economical moanß of parcel delivery yet introduced, price .£145. In addition to the above wo have two genuino bargains in secondhand oars, a two-srater Humber at .£l5O and a four-seater Reo at £75. Wo invito anyone interested in motoring, whether prospective buyers or not, to write 'for catalogues and wo shall be pleased to supply. Adams, Ltd., Christohurch. Branohcs at-Palmorston North and Wanganui. Agents, Tourist Motor Co., Hast-ings.—■A/-lTti__________

For Bronchial Coughs and Colda, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, li. 6d. Thoro nTO over 1100 locomotives in use on tho South African railways at tho present time, in addition to 23,440 goods vehicles. The mileago of Government and private railways open to traffic at tho beginning of the year was 7547 miles, 442 miles of which wero ot tho two-fect gauge. Tho system has in respect of length almost doubled itself in ten years. Tho amount of merchandise and coal conveyed over the South African railways during 1011 was 0,882,024 tens, an iuorcaso elaco 1903 of nearly four million, tons,