THE WOELD-FAMOUS "STUAKT" CAES

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 582, 10 August 1909, Page 5

THE WORLD-FAMOUS "STUART" CAES.

The .Sensation of the Motor World. . The' Best Team in. the Irish Th'als.' IRISH RIJLIABILITY TRIAL RESULTS. General . .. -..v. Conditions ' • . ' ''' 1 . ■ after • Reliability. trial. 12-h,p. "Stuart," No. 14 Maximum Maximum ■■ ■; marks. . .marks. 12-h.p.>'' Stuart,' ..No. 21 .. . 738 ■ ; Maximum. 15-h.p. "Stuart," N0..30 749 1 , low maximum. NOTE.-12-h.p. STUART, No. 21,- lost 12 marks for not ; stopping engine whilst refilling petrol tank owing to drain-off tap having been tampered with; 15-h.p. STUART, No. 30, lost one. mark for-stopping in traffic 'owing to restive horse. ■ 12-h.p. "STUART," 4-cylinder. Care, complete, with all lamps, .£475. 15-h".p. "STUART" 4-cylinder Cars, complete With . all lamps, .£550. Write for fully illustrated catalogue post free. Sole agents of "STUART,". "ENFIELD." and,"SCAT Motor. Cars. ' ; . : BROS., Willis Street, Wellington. Tho question how best to deal with the mentally defective or unfit child is one of tho most difficult problems of the day.—Sir William Bennett.. We cannot exjicct, while human nature remains what, it' is, to enter into an atmosphoro of poace that can be guaranteed to be permanent.-rSii- Johri Kennaway, M.P. ' There is quite as much unhappiness 'and need of tlio Gospel: ill the West End ad in the K-vst.—Thfl Bi&hon of London*