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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2449, 30 April 1915, Page 4

WHAT DR. PORRITT, OF WANGANUI, AND MRS. E. G. WRIGHT. OF.. WINDERMERE. SAT ABOUT THE STUDEBAKER'. ■ Tks'firiu of Adams, Ltd., does not handle second-grade goods. It holds the agencies lor the Silent Knight Minerva car. the Ilumber car, the Triumph motorcycle, and the B.S.A. motor-cycle, and last, but not least,, it has added to its list of' agencies the Studebaker car. believing it to be in every way the best of all American, cars. During the last two years some hundreds of Studebakers have been sold in this/country,. and in every instance the car has given perfect faction. Here is what a North Island Studebaker owner. Dr. Porritt, of Wimganui, has to say of ( his experience, "Just a few lines to tell "you how pleased I am with the Studebaker you recommended me to buy.. As you know, 1 have got my second oiie now. I had the 5-seater a year, and during all that time had-some hard running, and never had the slightest trouble with it. I don't ,wish for anything better' than the 5seater as a family car, but for me, of course, in my doctor's work, the .1-seater is more convenient, and now it is hard to realise how we ever did without , the self-starter and' electric lights," neither of which have ever given me a qualm. I would always be glad to tell auyone how satisfied I have been with my two Studebaker cars (I have had five.different cars now. and so have had a little experience of them) if it is any help to you, but I imagine you don't want much helping, as they seem already to have established their popularity." A South Island Studebaker owner, Mrs. E. G. Wright, of Windermere, Ashburton, writes as follows:— . ' "I have much pleasure in saying that my 25 h.p. Studebaker car is in every . particular eminently satisfactory. I find it exceedingly comfortable and quiet —running smoothly at a speed of 20 or 25 miles an hour. It is absolutely re-, liable, and is not affected by a heavy north-west wind. The electric lighting and self-starting apparatus are perfect, and render the car all that, is'desired for a lady to drive. My daughter,, Mrs. Morgan, is delighted with her's; which she bought after seeing mine. My son, Jam sure, is equally pleased with his threeseator, and Mr. C. C. Roberts, mv sonMaw, has now bought one of the 1915 three-seaters. I think the fact that we have purchased four of these cars to our perfect, satisfaction is a guarantee of their reliability.". The prices of the new lgls Studebakers are:—2s h.p. Five-seater,, .£345; 25 h.p. Three-seater, .f.'il.i; Six-cylinder Fivesealer, r is; Six-cylinder' • SeVen-seater. .Cilia. We are now booking orders for Studebakers to arrive at an early date. Adams. Ltd., «Studebaker Importers, (Jhristchurch. District Agents:—''itourist Motor Co., Hastings; Adams, Ltd., Palmerston N. and W'angamii; Newton King, Taranaki: Tho Grove Motor Co.,' Wellington : Hutchinson Bros., Eketahuna; Tombs and Co., Hamilton; .T. C. Mercer, Nelson; K. A. Raiiinou, DannevirVe: A. and 1!.-Donald, l'ahiatua; J, E. Little, Masterlon.—Advl,