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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11400, 20 November 1917, Page 2

IL UP >TS rr litisagwwig aorr 6J/Z Kestiu -,r> 11 • /f «7 • & ravsiiiiig £or Jr ive Thisr new Hupmobile with 25 new features provides restful economical road travelling for five people —big people at that. It is cosy in all weathers —rain or sunshine, snow, or frost. The body is roomy. Seat cushions are ten inches deep. With the oneman top and storm curtains you can convert it into a closed-in car in a twinkling. You don’t have to buy extras after you’ve purchased your Hupp. It is complete—embodies everything from electric starting and lighting to extra rim, pump, jack and full set of tools. As to reliability, proof comes from Bombay, India, where the Hupp has been given semi-official recognition. Hereafter no car save the Hupp will be used by the India Government. -More proof comes from Africa. After the German East Africa campaign, the British Government sold all its surplus cars used for war work, but retained the Hupmobiles. Hundreds more have been ordered. See this Hupp which gives comfort with sturdiness. It is great value. Call or write for the catalogue; it describes the Hupp, and it is quite free. Local Agents? McKenzie’s Ltd., Marten. There is no better, value on the market. The price is ex ccjvtiomilly reasonable Distributing Agents for North Island: A. Hatrick & Co., Ltd. Wanganui and Wellington a

C v ’ \ V . liJirg^gE^BinMgSCTES ''N. v ' v J-~ <X< '• » -' N \ #&*.* v o * US'! _/' '-S v Cj(J ‘ fT\ )\ « fj lir ...4 4 y-si u w C-r* l*x ,: —, r~ — 'Q |, >sM\.--Mi 4 linr - M‘V y - v -^~- 44|4J C^WiyV-e*?^ JS**yY i .— ll asi Economical Car set ■XPERIENCS in purchasing any high-grade commodity has taught the man of discriminating judgment that the article which is cheapest in first cost is usually the most expen-, sive in the end. This is particularly true of a motor car. There are other motor cars selling for a lower price than Scudebaker, but careful comparison and investigation have shown that after these cars have been used for any considerable period the Studebaker has proved the best investment. Motor car repairs are expensive and annoying. The cheap ear, being cheaply built, needs repairs frequently, while the medium - priced Studebaker is constructed to give long service without the need of much repair. And when repair is necessary the Studebaker is so thoroughly accessible that such repairs can be made at remarkably low cost. We invite you to come to our showroom and talk this over. We believe we can prove that the Studebaker gives you the greatest value for the money expended of any motor car sold in New Zealand. ADAMS LTD, N.Z. Importer* of STUDEB AJLEB. Motoi* wanganui, Palmerston n., timaku and CHRISTCHURCH, Distributor* mnd Agent* : Marton —Balfe & Walker ; Balia —Ford & Barney i Taranaki —Nevton King* Equipment includes electric lights, electric starter, high tension magneto, Yale lock on cash, Biaclcmore curtain opener, Khaki hood with leather edge end Khaki envelope, selfver.tiiating, rain-vision wind screen, individual robe hangers, straight - grained, setni/jlaxcd, genuine leather uphols Lery, electric signal horn, extra rim, and complete set of tools. ih m ! r nce»; j AUGUST l.t, 1017. I 4-cyl. Model*, Touring j and Road»t«rr j £425. i S-cy!. Models, Touring I and Roadster J £495, Fitted wi<K “Dixie” Waterproof Magnet*. L,. e * fa.-ttge>.Ttgw?piMiw to & The Prestige of SCOULLAR Furniture The excellent quality, the unexcelled workmanship, the stability and artistic superiority of every piece, have resulted in the prestige which is always connected with the "HOUSE OF SCOULLAR’S.” Begin well by Furnishing with SCOULLAR Furniture. We devote special attention to the furnishing of country homes, and invite ENQUIRIES BY MAIL for PARTICULARS and ESTIMATES. The Scoullar Co, Ltd. UMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Branches at SVJASTEKTON and HASTINGS. fy ' \ t l ’?* . y V‘vVY'■>> V/ »"'• • I \4 ' S^ls 3^ Go LDna.ta ta