COSTS IN ONE DAY.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 271, 4 November 1911, Page 2

COSTS IN ONE DAY.

Three t hoi: ami six !r t 11!«Iri•: 1 ami thirlem pounds st-riing! That’s the amount paid into Adams’ Timaru ga> - - ;is in mm day hi 1 week lor “ E.M.E.” and “ I'lander.--; ” <- ;; rs. flO-h.p. “ E..M.E." mils ami six ‘Jll-h.p. “ Elandors " oars «(•;■!■ m>M and delivered on that day, the purchasers Imino Aiessrs. T. Kinross. .1. Dickson. .1. Ashbv. T. C. .Mt.dlhms. J. Kte. W. 11. McGrath. 11. A. Gimm. O’Callaghan ami Im Ci’i'ii. C. Kerr. Adam. and G. Cart it! milt. These are :|m first fruits of an honest po!i<-v in selling American cars. We tested the “ E.U.l''.” and the “ Fiantler.- ” Ir-fnir (v.e put them on the market. We replaced the Aiinriean tyre, w’itb Miclmlins. and :■ tipulat-:-d lor up-to-date, thr-h-sided bodies, with high sid -doors, front ami rear. Wo brmight ilm cars into line with out standard for European cars, and the centre of the finest agrieultlira! district in the Smith l.dam! ha- endorsed impolicy up to the hilt. And Timaru is not the only I.iamb. In addition to the leg Christchurch business, there is a branch at Hastings and agencies in almost every town in the Dominion. Everywhere the " E.M.E." and “ Elantiers ” have gained the confidence ol motorists. Tin- reason is in the cars themselves. The prodtt. t of the greatest American automobile factory, designed by th-- cleverest engimors in the States, and built with absolute honesty, the;.- represent the biggest value oifered in high-grade powerful rars in Xew Zealamt to-day. The liveseatvr Ti-h.p. *’ Ml' . sells at CH 11 !. Th" two- .‘ater 2i>-h.p. “ Elamims " ;1 t e.-j'itl. Both are equipped with Capo hood, wind shield, and five lamps. Cai! at the garage ami th -o- grand car.-. Tourist Mot< r Co.. Ltd.. Hastings: o'" agents tor Hauke’s Bay. Wairarapa juil Poverty Bay.