Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 5 February 1918, Page 7

in Building "STUDEBAKER" Cars The STTJDERATvER Motor Car is not built on the "rush amd turn out as many as possible in on. l day" sort, of principle. The policy of the. STUDEBAKER firm if! to produce a car in which every detail i.s superior. Therefore extreme care characterises all operations in its manufacture. Its construction, high grade alloy steels like chrome vanadium, and chrome (nickel —almost everlasting steels —are your assurance that the HIT-DEBAKER'X vital parts will recain in perfect condition im faeo of severe tests. STHDERAKBR. re])resents the best inventive power, concentrated skill and quality. The car lias every latest refinement including electric lighting, reversible front seat, one-mane top and side curtains, amd, for N freedoin from vibration,' long underslung rear springs. Come and see this car of super-excellence— or write for free catalogue. Madden & Jenkin OIIDFAtS SHOULD i? E PLACED EARLY. MOTOR AGENTS. CENTRAL CARACE, MASTERTON. ■£;*tcxbj44jisnx jasa

w W Mv. u-» G ALWAYS ORDERDUNLOP This instruction means m big ' Annual Saving f in Money, Time and Trouble. MANAGERS and ENGINEERS * can always rely on t&M Quality and Wear of DUNLOP BELTING (Conveyor and Driving)) Air, Hydraulic, Steam and Delivery Hoses, Packings, Insertions, etc., etc. tenders and samples submitted. - «Mj.;r«r 5 r "!•'»»•- • DUNLOP RUBBER COY. W Kl. r.Mß's-TCHURCH, §