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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1901, 8 November 1913, Page 4

SPECIAL OPPORTU NITY-STUDK- ' baker dkmonsthating CAB OOING CIIKAPYou know what fl demonstrating ciir ,is y don't yott? It's a «av ft big motor finis koops Oil lin'wi in order to gi'Vo demons! rations to intending: customers, 60 that brjtnd now cttra of tho sa'rao pattern need not l>o taken out on tho roads .and foiled by iiso. At this time, of tho yfiiir, w.heii tho now model cimfflro comiiii; to .haiu'l, wo nro. under coutract. _ with llvo Studebak« Corporatism to 'dispose of any demonstration cars wo l.iitvo six hand, and Topkoo them with tho irewest model cars, So it ootnos about that wo have mow for ; siilo n 80-li.p. "E.M.F."—Stydelwkc'r." The car Ims been used for donionstr.v J lion "purposes, and is in pmrnntocd perfect running order. It js filrfdied Smartly and attraotivoly in French pes, and seats iii'fl persons with comfort, two ;iii front and tlireo in the tonnenu. Tho engine is a marvel of simplicity and reliability, and ostfe-moly powfrrful. Although tho car is spaoious and roomy, wltli plenty of Stowage space far luJirnpe, it is comparatively litfht, which means, a'& over? motorist knows, reduced expenditure' on tyres and petrol. • 'I'lio car is offered with a very complete equipment, including Cape hood, ivind'Sliidd, five lamps, spedometef, horn, tools and all the 1 other -extras Accessary with such ft cur. Willi such an equipment tli.o car, new, would cost .000. Wo offer it to JE'2SO, : This biR powerful Studebaker ca'r would admirably suit tho purposes Of a farmer requiring ft car to stand up to roittfh roads, stoop hills, and big loads. Tliey use nil "J01.F.-'-Snsdcbaker" on tho Fflirlio-Qucenstevft Motet Mail service. Inquiries should bo made promptly, -ns the car will ji<st be long in tho ira-rafte.. Adams, Ltd., Agents for Siudebttker Cars, Garage, Tuara Street, ChHstehurch.

A cort-lin American .Tudgo is tlio proud father of thirl ten ohiUU-cn. Tlio story fftiPS thnt on one occasion ilm Jiuigo (wok his wlrolo family out to a eountiv fairAfter strolling over tlw- grounds 'ins doomed to tab# in a sUlo-show which htul a spv(!n-!o»?cd calf mi exhibition, mid, aj* jtronchiug tho tiek-t-sdlw, ho nsbed for hflbots for himself, ami thii'Lcon cM<'r,cu", ,"^ r ® n " thess your children F" aslicil tho iiKin, survo.viiiß the crowd. "Yes," replied tiro Judge. ' "Well wait a minute," said tlio showman, "and, I'll bring tlio oalf out to 9to thorn."