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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1915, 25 November 1913, Page 6

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY—STOTBBAKER DEMONSTRATING CAB GOING CHEAP. Ton know what a demonstfating car is, don't you? It's a. car ft big motor firm keeps on hand in order to give demonstrations to intending customers, so that brand new oars of the samo pattern need rot be taken out on tho roaots and soiled by uso. At this time of the year, when the now model cars are coming to hand, wo aro under contract with tho Stndebaker Corporation to dispose of any demonstration cars we have on hand, and replace them with tho newest model oars. So' it comes about that wo havo now for mIo a 30-h.p. "B.M.3?."~Studeljakcr." Tho ear has been used for demonstration purposes, and is in guaranteed perfect running order. It is finished smartly and attractively in French grey, and seats five persons with oomfort, two in front and three in tho tonnoau. Tho engine is a marvel of simplicity and reliability, and extremely powerful. Although tho ear is spacious and roomy, with plenty of stowage space for lnggjigo, it is comparatively light, which means, 03 overy motorist knows, reduced expenditure oil tyres and potrol. Tho car is offered with n very complete equipment, including Cape hood, wind-shield, five lamp?, spodometer, horn, tools ami all tho other extras necessary with such n our With snch an equipment tho oar, nwv' would cost .£IOO. Wo offer it for ,£259' This big powerful Studebaker oar would admirably suit tho purposes of a farmer requiring a car to stand up to rough roads, steep hills, and big loads. Tliov use an "E.M.F.—StudoWker" on (ho Fairlic-Queonstown Motor Mail service. Inquiries should lie mado promptly, ns tho car wid not ljp long in tho prarago. Adams, Ltd., Agents for StudebaW Cars, Qaraee, T«»« et ™-\ Clhristchurch.