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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2812, 1 July 1916, Page 8

THE IDEAL CAE FOR .A EADT-. TIIE "STUDEBAKIJt. ' It is the hall-mark of the really ipodera motor-car that it is easy ,to drive, and : it follows that the better any more.reliable the car is," the more suitable it la f Ol a lady to drive. The "Studcbaker" car is an especial'favourite'among lady drivers because it is practically automatic. Electric self-starter,'- electric electric horn—everything actuated oil the "push-the-button" system, except the gears. The "Stuclebaker" has a very. powerful engine—so powerful that' the gears need be changed only in infrequent emergencies. It will take even considerable up-grades on top gear, aiul does not need braking on any save tile steepest down-grades. This means that thp gear and brake levers are very seldom needed, and makes for pleasurable driving, with, out worry or exertion. Furthermore, thi "Studeba'ker" is a trim-built and, beauti-fully-finished car, luxuriously comfortable, exceptionally silent, and fitted with !i steering mechanism which transmits no road shocks. Also, the "Stndebaker" is beautifully balanced, anil requires no physical effort in steering.' Call and Bee the! latest models, finished in the latest stylish English light shades. Adams, Ltd., New Zealand Importers of Studebaker Motors. Headquarters Garage, 219 Tuam Street,' Cliristcliurch.— Advt.

At the Petone Technical School last evoning, an interesting paper was read to tho members of the Men's Nursing Division of the St. John-Ambulance Bricade by Vr. G. ?" ;,c on. :