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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2925, 10 November 1916, Page 4

'ALL "OUT OF DOORS" INVITES TOUR CAMERA'! "Every picture tells a story" these days—a story of a happy outing or a homely gathering, and pictuTe-taiing .with a : . CAMEO CAMERA' is a delightful and instructive pastime. The Cameo Camera, io so simple, So oqmpact, so efficient, and so low in price that everyone should have one. We'll teach you how to use a Cameo, and good pictures will . be yours "first shot." SEE A CAMEO TO-DAY. PRICES FROM 275. Pd. TO .£lO 10s. WATERWORTHS J Lambton Quay (next Kelburn Tram). [ — _ I VSrdiot Unanimous Abo "t OFFICERS' UNIFORMS Made by MILEIGAN'S . MILITARY STAFF is "that, they ere unequalled." TIE WEATHER ■ —. —± — FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY, Present, indica/tions aro , for decreasing westerlies, giving place to moderate, to ' strong- Eou/therly breezes. Weather ■ cool, changeable, and showery; barometer unsteady, with a rising, tendency. Gloomy weather has prevailed, and considerable rain has fallen, especially on all the Western Coaifft. High westerly winda have ruled, end the barometer has risen in the south*. , . , D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, November 9, 1916. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Spccial Correspondents.) Featherston, November 9.—Cloudy.- unsettled.

. ".'AN ANNOUNCEMENT. . We have to announce that the seoond series of 1916 "Studebaker" ears are now on their way to New Zealand, per s.s. Pakeha, from Montreal, due to arrive shortly. These care come from the Canadian assembling and finishing branch, Walkerville, Ontario, and are remarkablo for their exceptionally fine finish, necessitated by the demands of the oveTeoas Studebaker trade. Many valuable detail improvements are incorporated in the seoond series models, one of the most noteworthy of these being the provision of independent and separately adjustable front seats of the "bucket" type, together with adjustable pedals. This refinement should espeoiafly appeal to the lady driver or the exceptionally tall or short man, whose comfort is not adequately provided for by the usual fixed dimensions in the front of the car. Another important modification is the" relegation of the petrol tank to the rear of the car, and the provision of a very efficient vacuum feed to carburetter. There are many minor modifications arid improvements, all designed to add to the oomfort and convenience of both driver and passengers, while in appearance the car is handsomer than ever. The new Studebakers will be on view at Studebaker Agencies shortly, and all interested in the latest developments in American Automobile design are invited to inspect them. Adams Ltd., New Zealand Distributors of Studebaker Motors, Christohurch,—Advt,