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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 26 July 1913, Page 3

The Eusaian Government invited trials of Cars suitable for Military purposes. i 45 Cars competed, including Mercedes, 3STapiers, and the leading European manufacturers, 1 Ford 5-soater was entered, along with a Ford business wagon. The distance was 1054 miles over country roads, the light Ford was ridiculed at the start on account of its lightness, but it was the only one to finish. The Czar personally inspected it and gave his sanction to Fords being purchased for Mili-• ' tary use. Thu Canadian Government also purchased Fords for Military purposes in preference to any other make. i, 20 li.p, Runabout, 2-seater £130 20 li.j). Touring' Car, O-seater £205 All Ford Cars ore lully equipped* Sole N.Z. A|jcn!s: THE COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, LTD,, COURTENAY PLACE WELLINGTON. sometimes arise when a good | Brandy is urgently needed* | ALL THE WORLD KNOWS j there is not a better Brandy j than (BLUE & SILVER LABEL) . I No well-ordered house should be I —and few are—without it* I 111 GIVE YOUR NEW BUILDING Hli f§ A MALTHOID FLAT ROOF. ISj 31 A. Malthoid Flat Roof is the most modern Roof. It J* is suited to Houses, Shops and Factories. It is & ■'r sightly and useful. The "upkeep" is practically J| jriji . nothing, though a thousand feet tramp on it all day 'SJffl jj2/ and every day. No dijst, dirt or water can get Vk r through a Mallhoid Roof. Ask our locai Agent to M I tell you about it. ' jj I The Paraffine Faint Co. j \ • t>. S. EVANS, Auttraloaien Rcprcacnietivc Chellii Reuse, Sydney /I; \ Rualter. Dykes and Company, Wellinctton. )/;' \V Henry Williams and Sons. Ltd., Nauier. 1 Reduction in _ Motor Cycles. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! 6 li.p. 3-SPEED GEAE BOX. 1 2| h.p. 2-SPEED GEAR BOX. •> ' 2-SPEED "RUDGES" ami "RUDGE MULTIS." 5 Lp. "INDIAN." 3-SPEED "ROVERS." ' 3-SPEED "CENTAURS" aud FREE ENGINE "PREMIERS." 2-SPEED "F.N's," etc. etc. At' BOUCHER'S' GREAT FIRE SALE, 74 Lambton Quay (nearly opp. Covcnirnsnt Buildings). ALSO LARGE STOCK OF SUNDRIES AND TYRES. WILLIAMS ORE. Illustrates the great ad~SS&a^Simicp=i=^; vau p n in Scientific and ' IVjjl (Jj 1 |jS f\ jf jB -ill Artistic Furniliiro ConJRjl a I IWj n Rtruction and Home l)e----iltil I I ) flM| ■ I conition that is doing ; a]| ,' Wli\ K0 iiiiicb nowiu'.ays to j Vμ i |«| J make a beautiful home ■ " iMP 111 d_ HI Ml 18 : " 10 possession of any- § ESill ° ur voor> bei) - i I! SS \ ! 11 ' STEADS, quaintly do- I W'l 'H I J(! I ' ' signed, firmly welded to. I] I/. [! _L_ jMI z Zl J. _ L I gethcr, everlasliiiß in 'A I <////] I " S fi woar, and equijuiwl willi j! ?■''- (Jj — - — — 5— non-sagging Wire Mat- \] 'ff I W Si tvessee of elosoly-moshed | 'j_ . v _ _ _ LJJ! a,ul tcmperwl steel, yiolil j fT/ — ~ j) 5 i-A 100 per cent, more res; j ~?~ V / ~ '/~ i,~ t\\ ill - and comfort than otlierr, i : V i I, M .//ifl "=: -AND LOOK MOST H ' I ILL| > ? I 1/A» = ATTRACTIVE. il ; , <l. } KLfj'l [4 J Syltov Wrßo fo ,. Hiustrated |j I 1/ Art Homo Catalogue. j- , mTO "■«i«iii»iii • Sneeinl Quotations for ~ :: l~' '; I Orders delivered to any I —■" '' i 1111 :, —— railroad station in New ll7Taraaaki Street (corner Viviaa St.), Wellington, Phone 1423. I