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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1892, 29 October 1913, Page 6

■SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY—STUPEBAKER DEMONSTRATING GAS GOING CHEAP. You know what & demonstrating car is, don't you? It's a car a bi.g motor firm keeps on.hiUid 111 order to give demonstrations to intending customers, so that brand new cars of (lie same pattern need not bo taken out on. the roads and eoiied by ttso. At this time of the .roar, when the new model cars aro coming to hand., wo are under contract with the Studsbaker Corporation to dispose of any demonstration cars wo have on hand., ana replace them with tho nowest model cars. So it comes about that wo have now for sale a 80-h.p. "E.M.IV'-Stndebakcr.. The car has boon used for demonstratioii purposes) and is in guaranteed per-, feet running order. It is finished smartly and attractively in French grey, and seats fivo persons with eomiort, two m front arid tlireo in tlie. tonnenu. Iho cngiiic is a marvel of •simplicity ability, and extremely powerful. Although the car is spacious and roomy, With tolentv of stowage space for luggage, it is comparatively liglit, winch means, as every motorist knows, reduced expenditure oii tvrcs and petrol. The ear is offered with a very complete equipment, including Capo hood, wind-s'luokl, fivo lamps, spedomctcr, hovn, tools and all tho other extras necessary with fuck a car. With sik'h nn equipment tho car, now, 'would cost .£lO9. Wo offer it for -£250. This his powerful Studebaker car would admirably suit tho purposes of a farmer requiring a car to stand up to rough roads, steep hilts, and big loads. They use an "E.M.F.—Studebaker" on tho Fairlie-Queeiistown Motor Mail service. Inquiries should he mads promptly, as the car will not bo long in the garage. Adams, Ltd., Agents for Studebaker Care, Garage, Tuam Street, Cforistctorrch. —Advt. I