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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2261, 22 September 1914, Page 4

A STRAIGHT TALK TO MOTOR-CAR BUYERS. The farmer, more perhaps than any other class of the community, demands value for money when ha is purchasing a motor-car. Tho purpose of these fow lines is to demonstrate to him that in the Studebaker oar the firm of Adams, Ltd., can offor better value for less money than any other firm in Now Zealand. Adams, Ltd., are the largest importers of automobiles in the Dominion. Thoy have had fourteen years of experience of importing oars to this country, and of driving them under all conditions. They know the motor business from A to Z, and they have selected the Studebakef ear as absolutely tho best value for money obtainable in the world. ShideDakor quality cannot be surpassed, yet the Studebaker car sells in New Zealand from .£3O to ,£SO lower than any other car fitted with the indispensable clectrio pelf-starter, and electric lighting set. Studebaker cars are being pnrohased daily throughout New Zealand, and every purchaser is more than satisfied. The more experienced the motorist the better does lie anpreciate tho Studebaker. These are The Studebaker prices for New Zealand :— 35-h.p. 7-seater Studebaker, .£3!JS; 25-h.p. 5-=eater Stndebakor, .£345; 25-h.p. S-srater cabriolet Shulobnkcr, £XK; 25-h.p. 3-seater Studebaker (bodv made to special order bv Boon and Co., Christchurch), £875. Those prices include "Wagner" electric self-starter, electric lighting set, hoed, wind-shield, and, in fact, all tho items ljsnnlly charged as "extras." As shipment of tho new 25-h.p. Studobakers has just arrived, and the cars mav- bo inspected nt Oliristchurch. or any of our agents. DIRTIUCT AGENTS-Tourinr. Motor Co.. TTostin?s; Newton King. Now ?lvmouth and Stratford; J. H.'Lvttle. Ma'sferton: Hutchinson Bros., Kketahnna; A. and R. Donald, Pnhiat.iin; R A. Runsome. Dannevirke; and Grove Motor Co., Wellington. ADAMS, LTD., Agents for Studebaker Motor-cars, Christchurch'. Branches at Wanganui and Palmcrston North.

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