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Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1922, Page 1

Sensational Reductions In Prices, of Studebaker Motors. PURCHASERS GIVEN ADVANTAGE OF IMPROVED AMERICAN EXCHANGE RATE. We Lave to announce that a largo shipment of Studebaker motor-cars have just arrived ex City of Hankow. Tliis shipment got the benefit of the recent improvement in the American exchange rate, and in accordance with an invariable custom, Messrs Adams Ltd., the N.Z. agents, propose to let purchasers share in the saving as shown in the attached prieo list. Inending buyers will be wiso to place their orders at once, as the fluctuations of exchange are uncertain, and the next shipment may have to ho sold at increased prices. In the meantime the price has been revised as follows : Economy Light Six-cylinder Cars:— 5-seater Touring, reduced from £595 ,• to £550; 2-3 geater Roadster, reduced from £595 to £550; 3-seater Roadster (Chrischurch-built body), reduced from £G2S to £575; 2-3-scater Coupe, reduced from £875 to £BOO. The- touting model weighs under 23cwt.y and runs 12,000 to io,ooo miles on the 32 x 4 cord tyres fitted. Magneto ignition. Special Six-cylinder Carss-seater Touring, reduced from £725 to £695; 2-3-seater Roadster (with dickey seat for two passengers), reduced from £725 to £695; 4-seatcr Speedster, reduced from £725 to £695. These cars are light and powerfud and run about 8000 miles on the 32 x 4 cord tyres fitted. Magneto ignition. Big Six-cylinder Cars:—7-scater Touring, reduced from. £845 to £705. Those magnificent cars run about 8000 miles on the 33 x cord tyres fitted. Magneto ignition. Clemeals Motors Lt i, f WESTLAND AGENTS FOR STUDEBAKER CARS,

THE “DOMINION” WINS IN THE j If proof were needed 5 of tlio many good points about the “ Dominion ” Racing Bicjcle, it fras supplied W’hcn — a** ■i UM\ t MR A. GEORGE, OF HOKITIKA, RODE A .“DOMINION” CYCLE WHEN HE WON THE FIVE MILE AUSTRALASIAN-, CHAMPIONSHIP. This great race—which is only held onco in-every four years in New Zealand—took place at Christchurch on March 1 1 tk last, andelcven riders—the pick of New Zealand and Australian racing cyclists—faced the starter. The Hokitika man won, riding a “Dominion” Cyelo which was made in Hokitika by E. C. Toolicy; Strength .and easy running-is a feature of every bicycle I make, yet my cash trading enables me to sell them at lower prices. REVELL STREET

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CYCLISTS ! Winter Comes, Be Prepared. Accessories for tlie winter season are hero in complete variety at moderate prices ready for your requirements. MUDGUARDS, LAMPS, CAPES, ETC. Steel Mudguards 4s per set. Celluloid Mudguards 9s Gd per set (Bluemels). Mudguard Extensions 2s Od per set. Mudguard Flaps 2s Gd per rot (Celluloid). Waterproof Capes 17s Gd each. Lamps (Acetylene) 18s Gd^nch. Lamps (Oil) from «ach. Burning oil Gd JjR. Widss Id each, at aloilu: vjovo n: Burners fid/. . vur.ittJwit g*w9lbhiitf odt jqv«, i otr/fir '47/ .noiififtni to Wo are hero to sor^W'"Wf^ , ‘ ?.kO MOT*VI.L-ia 7/ I'VHpifli oi HO7 {('■// ll :;j Ima eiieda n tl niWpSTtßiil ISi-ISX GeargeWrlfct, * ? nu ssttob potiostc