DAIMLERS FOR THE EMPEROR. OF JAPAN.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14327, 12 April 1912, Page 7

DAIMLERS FOR THE EMPEROR. OF JAPAN.

There are arktcrrats amongst motorcars as well as in human society, and the rulers of countries set the fashion. The aristocrat amongst cars in Britain and Europe Is th" Silent. Knight Daini- !<■: _ Thc King of England owns oidit Daimlers, and Daimlers are used by the Emp.iror of Germany, the Czar of BiLssia, and a host of lessee Eure.pean royalties. On the seventeenth of last month thc Emperor of Japan plaecel an ord-.r for thro Silent Knight Daimler

, errs. Mcnarehs can command the best oi export advice en all matters, and the advisers of the thrones of Europ? and cf the new ,_reat Western Empire give thoir voto in favour of the Daimler car and th*- 1 Silent Knight engine. Why In the first place the finish of ' Daimlers is incomparable. No more , hand-am.?- cr elignificd cars have ever been clrsigned. And then there j R the beautiful, mnve. impressive SILENCE .of tho Kr.ip it engine. No fussing ami ! rattling and tan-tap-tapping of obsolete tappet valves. The cars are finished in psrlcrt, taste. etinipp?d with rattling anel tnp-tap-tappiug of obsolutcly silent. We have,just sold to Mr 11. Isaacs, of Dunedin. a beautiful 15----25 h.p. Daimler, finished in apple : green, with black lines, and -upholstered in a harmonising .shade cf green. j This car Mid a similar one, finished in : dark blue, with white lines, will b. em view at our Garage to-day. Mr Isaac's car leaves Christchurch at the end of the week, and motorists interested should see it at, once. Thc 15-25 I h.p. Daimler sells at the English prico : £.*f!o. phis importing charges: hood, r-hield, -lamps, etc.. being charged j extra. Adams, Ltd.. agents for Silent | Knight, Daimler ears, Garage, Tuam 1 r.trcet. Chri.stchurch. 0