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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2966, 3 January 1917, Page 4

THE IDEAL HOLIDiIT CAK-THB "STTTDEBAICEB." The most attraetiro jonrinj routes for motorists iu Neve Zealand ss.ro ti> be found in the North ijsland, but in the past the lack of hotel (.'.ccoiiimodation. has prevented many motorjats planning to\ira through the prettiesl districts. ' The - " New "STUDEBAKER , ; , Touring Car rendere the motorist indiipendent of jiotele. Tlio front scats, beinj; removable, admit of the placing in tlw car of a camp stretcher, accommodating two persons, who are protected ajrainst any weather by an efficient Cape Hood and Side Curtains. The front β-jate- are also Tβrersiblo. which means that with the aia of a small folding- table,, meals can.be served in the enr, e great boon in. wet weather. We have just received a shipment of these now "STUD3BA KEBS" from the Canadian Factory. We may add that the StudeKiker Corporation <s on» of the largest contractors to the Allied Wnr Offices, its contract with Britain alone amounting to i£4.ooo,oojj. PRICES: 4-cylindfcr Touring Car, S-. . eeater,. .£395;. i-cylinder. Skenter. Foadster, £385. ADAMS, LTD., WELtIKGTON, KZ. ..TniDnrlers.-of.. StudebaKer Cnr?, T.gRTSTCHt'BCH.-Advt. Woods' Great Feppeonint Cafa •-■ ?or Conehfi end CMdE. *area*a-" ,