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Wairarapa Age, 11 March 1922, Page 7

THE NEW TARIFF OM STUDEBAKER CARS. Just recently we announced a reduction of £BO in the price of Economy Light Six-cylinder Studebakers, and £5O each in the price of Special Six cylinder and Big Six-cylinder Studebakers. We are now faced with nearly double the amount of the former duty on our shipments of Studebaker cars arriving on and after January 1 next. Tlrs will inevitably increase the prices of Studebakers in the near future, but as we have a stock of duty-paid cars j on hand we have decided to keep faith I ! with the public and to sell all cars now • j in stock at the reduced prices recently , i announced. The present stock is lim- I ited, and wise buyers will therefore I take advantage of our reductions an ; nouneed last month and secure a Studebaker car nt the low price? n yta H'line. S. M Baird Ltd., local

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