WHAT A CHRISTCHURCH DENTIST SATSABOUT HIS STUDEBAKER.

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2720, 15 March 1916, Page 4

WHAT A CHRISTCHURCH DENTIST SATSABOUT HIS STUDEBAKER.

Wo have made T>lg claims Tor the PtudebaW'car on the score of its reliability, its simplicity, apd the ease .with whioh it can be driven. The tallowing letter, addressed ti us by Mr. B. Cowper, surgeondentist, of this city, demonstrates the kind of service the Studebaker will, give in tho hands of an owner who has had comparatively little driving experience. Mr. tow per purchased a Studebaker oar from us oil November 30th. last, ■ and This first tenirthv tour was one in the Worth Island durinE the recent Christmas and Neve Year holidays. Concerning his esperiences on tUt tour, Mr. Cowperwrites "Just a few lines to tell you how thorou4.lt satisfied I am with my . Stude-' b-Eer car. As you know, l took it, away with me to the North Island, and went in nil about 1200 miles, over all the big bills up in the north. Gojng irom Wellington through to Napier over the Einiu-. takas, across to Palmers,*®, Wnnganui, tin.l New Plymouth, niidbackto W-elhiiff-trm nvor the famous Paekakariki Hill, To St took all the big hills with the greatest ease, and did not give-mo the Slightest anxiety. All that distance it was not touched by .anyone save to give it petrol and oil, and we'did not even have to put wind into the tyres. You will be surprised to hear that 1 brought the car over the Zig-zag from Lyttelton to Sumnor, which says something for the car and the way you taught me to drive. The Studebaker driven by Mr. Omvper was, of course, equipped with electric *clf-sturter and electric lighto. The new 191G model Studebakers will be to hand ' shortly, a first shipment being expected next week. The prices of the now models are —25 li-P- five-seater (including electric Bolf-starter electric lights, and full road equipment)', <£315; 25 h.p throe-seater . (<»nio equipment), <£330. ihey are even better than tho 1015 model, which has fiveii such magnificent satisfaction to all purchasers. Adorns, Ltd., N.Z. Importers of Studebaker Motors, Christohurch, Palmerstoii North, Wanganui. Agents—Tourist Motor Co., Hastings; Auckland Motor Co., Auckland; No\yto:i -King, Stratford nnd Neiv Plymouth; Tombs and Co., Hamilton. Wo aru open to receive agents for the 'WeUington territory. Applications to be made to Adams, Limited. Christohurch, ~-Advt.

An invitation has been sent to Mr. Ayson ; Inspector of Fisheries, to visit Kawlua, with a view of obtaining assistance in stocking the rivers with trout next season. / " ,

"There has teen a silly idle rumour about this.tdwn and other j»arts of New Zealand thai the 10th Reinforcements are on thoir way back to New Zealand," said the Defence Minister yesterday. . "You may-give the public my assurance that the 10th Reinfo>rcements ore quite safe, and that they have no idea of coming back." MrAllen stated also that the Rifle" Brigade had arrived at thou - destination. When it was agreed that a New Zear land Division should be formed in Egypt, the New Zealand Government offered to supply tho personnel for the extra artillery required to make our artillery strength up to the proper establishment for. a division, if the Imperial authorities would supply the yuhs. The Imperial Government has not yeti replied to that offer. . Tho Defence Minister was asked yestoixfay whether he proposed to take stops to raise the extra men, but Mr. Allen replied that he was advised that the extra personnel could be provided out of accumulated artillery reinforcements now in Egypt. '