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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2828, 20 July 1916, Page 4

TIIE IDEAL CAR FOR A LADYTHE "STUDEBAKER." It is the hall-mark of tho really modern motor-car that it is easy to drive, and it follows that the better and more reliable the car is, the more suitablo it is for a lady to drive. Tho "Studebaker" ear is an especial favourite among lady drivers, because it is practically automatic. Electrio self-starter, electrio lights, clcctric horn—everything actuated 011 the "push-the-buttou" system, except the gears. The "Studebaker" lira a very powerful engine—so powerful that the jjears need bo changed only in infrequentemergencies. It will take even considerable up-grades oil top gear, and does not need braking on any savo the steepest down-grades. This means that tho gear nnd. brake levers are very seldom needed, and makes for plcasurablo driving, without worry or exertion. Furthermore, the "Studebaker" is a trim-built and beauti-fully-finished car, luxuriously comfortable, exceptionally silent, and fitted with a steeri-g mechanism which transmits 110 road shocks. Also, the "Studebaker" is beautifully balanced, and requires nc physical effort in steering. Call and seo the latest models, finished in the latest slylish English light 6liades. Adams. Ltd., New Zealand Importers of Studebaker Motors. Headquarters Garage, 213 Tuam Street, ChristclmrcTi.— Advt. - It was decided at a meeting of the I'eotbnll Association Inst evening to piny a match on tho Basin Reserve on •Inly''J!) in aid'of the Naval Dependants' i'und. See our window full of woll-mado Shirts, 3s. lid., or three for 10s. 6d. Geo. Fowlds,, Ltd., Manners Street.—Advt,