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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2972, 9 January 1917, Page 4

THE IDEAL HOLIDAY' CAK-THB "STUDEBAKER." The most attractive touring routes for motorists in Now Zealand are to l>9 found in the North Island, btit in the past the lack of hotel accommodation has prevented many motorists planning tonra through the prettiest districts. The New "STTJDEBAKER" Tonring Car renders the motorist independent of hotels. The front eeats, being removable, admit of tlie placing in the car of a camp stretcher, accommodating two persons, who are protected against any weather bv an officient Cnpe Hood and Side Curtains. The front seats are also reversiblo, which means that with the aid of a small' folding table, meals can be eerved in tho car, a great boon in wot anther. We have ment of these new STU-DEBAKIiKS from tho Canadian Factory. ■ We may add-Hint tho Stu<iclKvter Corporation;ts one of the largest contractors to tho Allied War Offices, ita contwe^ with Britain alone amounting to £4 000,000. PRICES: 4-cylittnVr Touring Car & «Mter J!395; 4-evlitideV. 3-spater Roade,bs AT>foK. X.TD.. WELLINGTON N7, Tmnnr(p« of Studebaker Cars/ eHMSTCHTJRCH.-Advt, THE KING EIGHT CYLINDER. ' Crowning tho best production of English anil American mechanical experience. Excellent finish, electric selfstarter, full floating rear axle, cantilever springing, and bmlt throughont of tho best material obtainable. None so easy riding. Tho Dominion Motor Vehicles, iLM., G5 Courtonay Place.— Advt. A Tβ Kiri fanner killed a nico sucking pig for New Year's Day, and instructed his sons to scrape it cleanly. So they lathered tho pig very soapy, and get thoir father's safety razor and bartered it nicely. The father was delighted, and shouted them sixpence, but when ho found fchnt the pig had been shaved with his best razor—the poor little boye, they couldn't sit down. —"Opunake Times." "No Rubbing Laundry Help" washes clothes clean without washboard drudgery. J2lO guarantee, with each Is. cai> ton that it will not' injure tho lands or