i I Zfe Tree Kerosene | is giving the utmost | ’ I satisfaction to thousands of users / 1 1 throughout the Dominion. Such a / X Y y record is not attain.Ji if r" f""T'i 10l e£ i accident,l, y ’ 1 -r nI 11 I j • 'i ml tfS right oil at last' The man who vaguely orders a “case Big Tree Kerosene gives a brilliof Kerosene ” may pay a lot in inconven* ant, steady light. It burns with ience, discomfort, and money before )xt a smokeless, odourless, non-flicker-realises that the commonsense way of ing flame. The name BIG TREE ordering kerosene, whether for heating or is your guarantee. Save yourself lighting, is to tell his dealer “ Every money and trouble by asking time I say kerosene 1 mean BIG TREE." definitely for BIG TREE KEROSENE “Burns Brightly To The Last Drop.” ■BBBBBSaBBBIHaMBBBaHDHaSMeKBBKEMBBmBCBMaeaHBBKnBMKBHBBHHaMBi Local address: —9, St. Hill Street, Wanganui. Phone 3611 % WS3JSS'*LIGHT.SIX / f 1 £420 A SAFE CAR TO BUY Backed by $82,000,000 of resources There is no element of chance in the purchase of a Studebaker Light-Six. Its satisfaction is backed by a concern with $82,000,000 of resources and a seventy-one-year-old reputation for high quality and fair dealing. * Since the Light-Six was introduced, more than 100,000 have Economical been sold. From the beginning, its remarkable performance, to Operate-" sturdy construction and unusuhl economy have been widely The CH.HrH.krr tight- recognized. But today the Light-Six represents an even finer Six ban exceptionally eco- motor car than at its inception, for it bears the improvements nomical car td drive. 27 thg , Studebaker’s large engineering staff has been ever alert of26.9miSto to adopt with a view toward making a good product better, tiie gallon waa established,. Studebaker’s leadership in six-cylinder sales is further aMurof it« ance of merit. Sales in 1922 totaled 110,249 cars valued at more tion. Minimum maiate- than $130,000,000. One buyer may make a mistake in the aeleetion of a motor car, but not one hundred and ten thousand! ? f 7JSj r P art ’2®J e t’ wh In fairness to yourself, you should see the Studebaker Lightin 1922 averaged but $l3 per car in operation. Six.before you buy any car. < MODELS AND PRICES LIGHT SIX SPECIAL SIX. BIG SIX lirvl ’ 40H.P. 119“ W.B. 50 H.P. 126 W.B. 60 H.P. 5 Pass. Touring „ £420 Touring, 5 Passenger £525 Touring 7 Passenger £650 8 Passenger ~ . £450 3 Seate r Roadster . £525 Speedster . . . £725 Colonial Body bdtM In Ttmaru Sedan *x » - £650 Sedan •« - . £825 Sedan 6976 Adams Ltd. New Zealand Agents for Studebaker AVENUE, WANGANUI. Motors, And CHRISTCHURCH, TIMARU, PALMERSTQL NORTH. \ THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18965, 17 March 1924, Page 7
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