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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2285, 20 October 1914, Page 4

CHtmCH. • The latest model Studebaker Delivery Van has already proved itself capable of easily traversing the most difficult country in Now Zealand. One of those vans ■was sold recently to Mr. E. Parker, Motor Garage, Blenheim, and the van was driven from Christchuroh to Blenheim in the remarkably smart time of ten hours. " In the course of tho journey the Conway had to be forded in ten places, and the Mason in nine, and eight other fords: had to bo negotiated The big wheels' great resorvo or power, and ample clearances of tho Studebaker made this difficult trip possible. Delivery has just been received of another van of tho samo typo, which is now on view in onr garage. The h.p. is 25, tho lamps, inside and out, are electric, and the van is electrically selfstarted. Tho body is exceptionally largo and roomy, tho carrying capacity is 1500 11>., tho tires.are Michelins, on the latest Micholin demountable rims, and sparo rim and tire for part of tho equipment. The van is beautifully finished in darK green and Fronch grey, with niokcllod fit* tings, and both driver and goods aio ad&< nuately protected from wind and rain. The price, complete with all equipment, is only Descriptive photographs on application. Adams, Limited. Christchurch, N.Z. Importers of Studebaker Motors. District Agents—Tourist Motor Co., Hastings; Newton King. Now Plymouth and Stratford; J. H. Lyttle, Mastorton; Hutchinson Bros., Ekotabunu; A« and It. Donald, Pahiatua; E. A. Ransom, Dannovirko;-Sntton and Grove, Wellington; Adams, Ltd., Palmerston North and Wangiinui.— Advt.