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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2284, 19 October 1914, Page 4

WANTED TO SELL, 15-H.P. DELIVERY VAN, NOW IN STOCK AT CHRIST. CHURCH. The latost model Studebaker Delivery Van has already proved itself capable of easily traversing tho most difficult country in New Zealand. One of these vans was sold recently to Mr. E. Parker, Motor Gurage, Blenheim; and the van was driven from Christchurch to Blenheim in the remarkably smart time of ten hours. In tho courso of the journey .the Conway had to bo forded in ten places, and the Mason in nine, and eight other fords had to bo negotiated Tho big wheels great reserve of powor, and ample clearances of the Studebaker made this difficult trip possible. Delivery .has just been received of another van of tho samo type, whicn is now on view in our garage. Hie n.p. is 25, tho lamps, inside and. out, are electric, and the van is electnea ly- soirstnrtod. The body is exceptionally laige and roomy, the carrying capacity is laoo lb., the tires aro Michelins, on the LatMt Jliehs-lin demountable rims, and spate rim and tiro for part of the'equipmen . The van is teautifully; finished nr ark preen and French grey, with mekelled fit. tings, and both driver and goods are adequately protected from wind and rain. The price, complete with all equipment, is only £345. Descriptive photographs, on application. Adams, Limited, Christchurch, N.Z. Importers of Studebaker Motors! District Agents-Tourist Motor Co., Hastings; Newton Krmr, New Plymouth and Stratford; J. H. Ifttle, Masterton; Hutchinson Bros., Eke abuna; A. nnd E. Donald, Pahiatua; E. A. Ransom,, Dannevirke; Sutton and• Grovo, Wellington ; Adams, Ltd., Palnierston North and Wonganui.—Advt.