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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7921, 21 August 1917, Page 4

War Loan HAVE you helped to WIN THE WAR by putting all the money you possibly can into the WAR LOAN? If not, do so to-day. The more you lend, the sooner the war will end. ÜBSCRIBE at any Postal Moneyorder Office, Bank, or through any Registered Sharebroker, or at the Treasury, Wellington. $' $ v . \ , [ 1 y % : Applications close Monday, 3rd September.

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Why Studebaker Gars) are so Dependable The reputation for dependability enjoyed by ail motor cars bearing the Studebaker ( name is founded on the remarkable sturdi-' ness of their rear-end construction. Realizing how much the safety and comfort of the rider depend upon this part of its cars Studebaker has left no stone unturned in its efforts to make the new 1917 models as near perfect and beyond criticism as possible. ■ The rear axle is of the full-floating type, equipped with Timken tapered and adjustable roller bearings. The springs are three-quarter elliptic. They are i long, flat and resilient, insuring maximum safety _ and comfort. The brakes are big, ample and quick-acting. Over a quarter million Studebaker cars in daily use throughout the world stand as living testimonials to the soundness of Studebaker dependability. See the Studebaker display in our showrooms and let us demonstrate this and other Studebaker features to your catisfactioa TOURIST MOTOR CO. LTD. ... HASTINGS ... Distributors of STUDLBAKER Motors Agents ; Cnsborne—V. Hansen ; Waipawa—T. Carson & Sons ; iVniatua—A. &R. Donald ; Dannevirko—E. A. Ransome ; Wairoa Marsh & Wilkes; Waipukurau Turner A Cutler.