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Otago Witness, Issue 3671, 22 July 1924, Page 55

BAKER r Dependable 6-Cylinder Motor Cars ■ - - ■ "j WOULD the springs on your car withstand a pressure of 160 to 180 pounds per inch without breaking? Springs on Studebaker motor cars must measure up to such a mark before they leave the factory. Careful selection of alloy steels; the practice of oil tempering all Studebaker springs; years of springmaking experience which began long before the automobile was known —these factors and the rigid tests Studebaker springs receive —will explain why so few Studebaker springs ever break. Based on factory records for 19,43, replacement of springs on all Studebaker cars in operation that year amounted to less than 1 per cent! ADAMS, LIFvTITED, N.Z. Agents tor Studebaker Motors, Christchurch, Timaru, Wanganui, and Palmerston horth. Studebaker Agents in all towns m hew Zealand. Please write to Adams, Limited, Christchurch, for illustiated G-IT catalogues ot Studebaker Cars. rHE WORLD S LARGEST PRODUCER OF QUALITY MOTOR CARS ST S r '/ Would your springs stand this ?

Special Features of the B.S.A. 2ih.p. Model. THE B.S.A. 2|h.p. Motor Bicycle is a triumph of engineering skill. It is a lightweight model in which are emoouied exceptionally fine features, as will be seen from the brief specification given below. Engine —4-stroke, 2fh.p., (349c.c.), Transmission —Roller Chains throughout, both front and rear drive effeciently protected, Gear box —New design B.S.A. Countershaft Three-speed,Kick-startet mechanism enclosed in gear box. A Steel Forging at every vital part. D D Q Motor Bicycles Write for illustrated booklet. C. E. Blayney B.S.A. Factory Representative. 30 Courtenay Place, Wellington. Do you use a B.S.A. Gun ?