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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1898, 5 November 1913, Page 4

cp^nT\T, OPPORTUNITY —STUDFRMnk DEMONSTRATING CAK going cheap. You know what a demonstrating car is, don't you? It's a car a big motor firm keens on hand in ordor to givo demonstra. tions to intending customers, so that Kd ww cars of tho same pattern need not bo'taken out on the Mads and wiled by use. At this time of the year, when tio new model cars are coming to hand, wo are under contract with tlio Studebaker Corporation to disposo of any demonstration cars wo have on hand, and Tonlnee them with the newest model cap. IJ it comes about that wo have now for Mle a 30-h.p. "E.M.F.'-btudebaker. Tho car has been used for demonstration purposes, and isi m mrantced perfect running order. It is finished etoartlv and attractively in French grey, and scats five persona with comfort, two in front and three in the tonneau. Tho enrinc is a marvel of simplicity alid rc!inbilitv, and extremely powerful. Althottgii tho car is spacious and roomy, with plenty of stowage space for luggage, it i 9 comparatively light, which nifcims, as every motorist knows, reduced expenditure on tyres and petrol. Tho car 3s offered with a very complete equipment, including Capo hood, / windshield, five lamps, spoclomcter, horn, tools and all the oilier extras neccssary with such a car. With such an equipment tho car, new, would cost .£4OO, Wo offer it for .£250. This big powerful Studobaker car would admirably 6uit tho purposes «f a farmer requiring a car to. stand up to rough roads, sleep hills, and big loads. They use nn "E.M.F.—Stiidebate" on tho Fairlie-Queoiistown Motor Mail servico. Inquiries should bo mado promptly, as tho car will not bo long in tho garage. Adams, Ltd., ■ Agents for Stiulebakcr Cars, Garage, Tuam Street, Cliristchurcli.

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