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Hokitika Guardian, 1 July 1922, Page 1

* ECONOMY MOTORING. - (Reprinted from The Sun, Wednesday, May 31 st, 1 1922. Mr A ,T. W. Young, well-known motorist of Irwell, writes follows to Adams Ltd., N.Z. Importers of Studebaker Cars, about his trip in an Economy Light “Six” Studebnker to Dunedin and return —a distance of nearly 500 miles t Messrs Adams,‘Ltd. Irwell, May 24, 1922. Christchurch. Dear Sirs,—lt is with much pleasure that T give yqu the following testimonial in connection witli tho Light “Six” Studebaker car which I purchased from your firm a few months ago. I have now driven my Light “Six” about 1200 miles, and up to date I have not had a stop, and I have not yet used half a gallon of oil. On a recent trip to Dunedin and return T was delighted with the way the little car behaved, and the flexibility of tho “Six” cylinder engine and the way the car took the hills was ft revelation to me. I had only to change gears once on the whole trip, and on the return journey the roads were especially bad. I used tho car a great deal m Dunedin, and would like to say that 1 did not have to change to second gear once on any of tile bills round about the town. On my return journey I had an absolutely non-stop run with the Economy “Six” and after leaving Timaru I made a very fast trip to my home in Irwell, doing the distance in three hours, which was a very fine performance for a little car. T carefully worked out my.petrol consumption for the above trip, and it estimated about 21 miles to the gallon, which I think is very creditable when one takes into consideration the number of small trips, averaging from three to five miles, which were made by me round about Dunedin. I would also like to add that the Studebaker Economy Light “Six” hangs to the road, quite as well as other cars I have driven, weighing from 6cwt to 7cwt more. In conclusion, I would like to say dhat all the other cars.X havS owned and driven have been “Four,’?.' cylinder models, and,in my,opinion there is no comparison between the , flexibility of the “Four” cylinder engine and the Studebaker Light “Six.” (Signed) A. J. W. YOUNG. THE PRICE OF THIS 'WONDERFUL CAR IS £550. FOR FURTHER INFORSIATION SEE THE LOCAL AGENTS. Clements Motors Ltd., Westland A aunts for Studebaker Cars. £rn tt* tt b rn tt. tt. rn; it: rn UccLui/uj iipy fees & ■ uss trfci H me For «// The Goods You Want at Money-savinglPrices. *■ All the newest Millinery, Coats and Skirts, Coat Frocks, Sports L! Coats, Jumpers, Blankets and countless other wanted things are selli« ing a ttho biggest reductions you have known for a long time. HAII goods fire new and fashionable—come quickly and buy—they are nll*marked at “here to-day and gone to-morrow”' prices, and early- ■ a shoppers will get the biggest bargains! FJI SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY—AND NO APPROVALS «■ DURING SALE. j] Mrs J. Lloyd, 58ZAT ULZILLT! & ■ ■ ■ e n ■ *Yb sirs THAT BUYING FOR CASH MEANS LOWER PRICES. H ter weeks now we have pointed liovv it is that we can sell goods of very best quality at lower prices thans i credit giving firms and to bear out our statements we give—i ■ A FEW PRICES THAT PROVE. CASH TRADING LOWERS COSTS. Tyre pumps, reliable makes, 3s (Id and os Gd each. Heavy stool mudguards, only 3s : and 9s pair. Inner tubes, good qualities, at os Gd, Gs Gd, is 6d. Saddle covers, thick felt,, only 2s Gd, 3s Gd each. Strong luggage carriers, prices 5s Gd, 7 s Gd. All other accessories at equally low prices. REPAIRS.—AII repairs and renovations are carried out by highly skilled mechanics who thoroughly know motor and push cycles. Every repair job has tlio'proprietor’s personal supervision. Charges are exceptionally moderate. E. C. iToohey, REVELL STREET HOKITIKA. H H H H H H • * i H H H H H H H j u © 01 4 STATION GARAGE (OPR. CHRISTCHURCH STATION). GUARANTEED USED CAR EXCHANGE. EVERY CAR SOLD IN PERFECT ORDER. /"CHEAPEST GARAGE IN NEW ZEALAND FOR TYRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES AND GUARANTEED REPAIRS. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU 1 WARBLE HEADSTONES /"'CHOICE SELECTION of P „d SHADES, and WREATH Fit Ames. H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER and MONUMENTAL •MASON, GIBSON'S QUAY, HOKITIKA. INSPECTION INVITED. A. LITTLE. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER AND* IMPORTER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. INVITES the public to come and inspect his large and varied stock Of ! HIGHGRADE BOOTS AND SHOES. INSPECTION -INVITED. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. WORKMANSHIP AND BEST OF MATERIAL. |M. & CO. GENERAL AGENTS AND LICENSED LAND BROKERS. TANCRED STREET, HOKITIKA FOR SALE—S-roomed HOUSE H&9 Street. 3) ACRES, South Hokitika. BUILDING SECTIONS—ReveII St. and Sale Street. STEPHENS BROS., REVELL STREET i REVELL STREET t HOKITIKA HOKITIKA To the tired, nothing is so refreshing as a cup of delicious Tea. Nelson' Moate’s Teas flavour and choice, are J "refreshing to those jaded nerves. Alyay ask for Nelßop Moate’e.— Aff v ■u ; y" ARE OFFERING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ TWEED AND RAIN COATS AT GREATER REDUCED PRICES. • ’S