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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2256, 16 September 1914, Page 4

A STRAIGHT 3ALK TO MOTOR-CAR BUYERS. Tho farmer,, more perhaps than any other class of the community, demands value for money when he is purchasing a motor-car. The purpose of these few lines is to demonstrate to him that in the Studebaker • ear the firm of Adams, Ltd., can offor better value for less money than any other firm in Noiv Zealand. Adams, Ltd., are the largest importers of automobiles in the They havo hod fourteen years of experience of importing cars to \ this country, and of driving them under all conditions. They know the motor business from A to Z, and thoy have selected the Studebaker ear as absolutely tho best value for money obtainable in tho world. Studebakor quality cannot be surpassed, yet the Studebaker car sells in New Zealand from .£3O to *£50 lower than any other car fitted with the indispensable electric self-starter, and electric lighting set. Studebaker cars are being purohased daily throughout Noi\\ Zealand, and every purchaser is more than satisfied. The more experienced the motorist tlfe bettor does he appreciate the Studebaker. These aro The' Studobaker prices for New Zealand :— 35-li.p. 7-seater Studobaker, .£39?; 25-h.p. 5-seater Studebaker, .£345; 25-h.p. 3-soater cabriolet Studebaker, .£395; 25-h.p. 3-seater Studebaker (bodv made to special order by Boon and Co., Christohurch), These prices include "Wagner" electric self-starter, electric lighting set, hood, wind-shield, and, in fact, all the items usually charged as "extras." .As shipment of'tho now 25-h.p. Studebakors lias ju.*t arrvc.l. and the cars mav be insnected at Christehurch, or anv of our agents. DISTINCT AGENTS-Tourist M-itor Co.. Hastings; Newton Kimr New Plymouth and Stratford; .T. H.'l.vttlc. Mn's'torton: Hutchinson Bros., Ekotalmnn ; A. and R. Donald, Pahial-.ua; B. A. RanBoinc. Danncvirke; and GTOve Motor Co., Wellington. ADAMS, LTD., Agents for Studebaker Motor-cars, Christchurch. Branches at Wanganui and Pol- ■ . uieiston North,