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Otago Witness, Issue 3117, 10 December 1913, Page 56

What the Awards Committee -of the Otago Ustor Club says of the New Hudson’s Achievement at the Reliability Trial. “ Special mention should be made of the performance of A, Scott “ with his New Hudson and sidecar. For a machine of this “ comparatively small horse-power to surmount such hills as the “ route provides and come out with a clean sheet is an achieve- “ ment of which he might be proud.” The distance was from Dunedin to Clyde and back, via Palmerston, Kyeburn, and Becks. Though the test was a particularly severe one, the NEW HUDSON, with a sidecar and passenger, accomplished it without a single mishap. This splendid performance more than ever demonstrates what the NEW HUDSON can do and its great reliability on the road. But the NEW HUDSON has numerous other performances, equally meritorious,To its credit. Call, and weTI tell you why the-NEW HUDSON can put up such records, and why it’s the machine of machines for you. If you like you can have a trial run. No charge for this. S SCOTT & SO 183 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Mark the between the Square Tread and an ordinary cover: A tyre which is most artistically sculptured—a thing of ribs and lumps, hollows and humps—is one of the fads nowadays. Such grooves reduce the thickness of the tread and make it proportionately weaker. A. AN The Michclin Square Tread , as you see, is a plain cover. Therefore, it is just so much the thicker and stronger. Moreover, the common practice is to make casing and bead separately. These are then sluck together. But the Michelin Square Tread is all one piece ; therefore, the cover is a homogeneous whole ; every part is absolutely regular. N.B. — Remember , it is essential not only to know the good tyre, but also to know how to preserve it when it is on your car. The secret is to keep it always well inflated, and frequent'y verify the pressure with a Michelin Pressure Testa. can Michelin Tyres and obtained from all the g Garages. A.N.Z. 20

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