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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2981, 19 January 1917, Page 4

THE IDEAL HOLIDAY CAR-THE "STUBEBAKER." The most attractive touring routes for motorists in New Zealand are to be found in the North Island, but in the past the lack of hotel accommodation lias prevented many motorists planning tours through the prettiest districts. The New "STUDEBAKER" Touring Car renders the motorist independent of hotels. TW front seats, being removable, admit of tjio placing in the car of a camp stretcher, accommodating two persons,' who are protected asrainsf; any weather by an efficient Cape Hood nnd Side' Curtain*. The front seats are also reversible, which nienns that with tho aid of a small folding table, meals can ba served in tho car, a great boon in wet weatlier. We have just received a shin- ■ ment of these new "STUDEBAKERS" from the Canadian Factory. Wo may add that tho Studebaker Corporation Is one of the largest contractors to the. Allied War Offices, its contract with Britain alouo amountine to £4.000,000. PRICES: 4-cylinder Totirinff Car, 5seator, .-£395; 4-cylinder. 3-seafpr Roadster, £385. ADAMS, LTD., WELLINGTON, N.Z. Importers of Studebaior A Cars, CHEISTCHUECH.-^dW.