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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1851, 10 September 1913, Page 6

TWO TALBOT OPPORTUNITIES. Tho outstanding foatnres of'.the best typo of British-built .motor-car are solidity and enormous strciifft.li of construction, nil engine power far in excess of nominal rating, and tho extremo durability that is associated with most absolute honesty in tho selection of materials. All these characteristics are possessed in a peculiar decree by the wollknown Talbot car, and the long and brilliant rccord of competitive successes standing to tho credit of tho Talbot in New Zealand is directly ascribable to the flan-less integrity with which thoso standard British automobiles are constructed. Wo have every confidence therefore in recommending to the attention of thoso desiring a strong durable car of nniplo power at a moderate price the two Talbots vjhioh aro at present in our parage at Christohiirdh for disposal. The bigger of the two is of the celebrated 15-28 h.p. touring typo, with a five-six seater body, and complete with lamps, screen, spare wheel and in fact nil extras. The ear has recently been re-enamelled in French grey, picked out with blade, and is in thoroughly good order; It would admirably suit a country hotel proprietor wanting a moans of convoying guests from the railway station. This particular ear has a very fine record of competitive successes. Tho price is .£350, a slightly smaller Talbot, a five-seator touring car of 12-25 h.p., with tho same eomnleto equipment, and also in really good condition, Is offerod at .£250. These prices aro low, as wo need all our Christcliurcli garage 6pnce for new stock, nnd must clear all second-hand cars. Send for photographs nnd. details to Adams, Ltd., asrents for Talbot cars, garage Tuam Street, Cliristohnrch, near Hi«h Sutroet, establishment. ~Mri»