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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXII, Issue 222, 8 December 1926, Page 6

' ' ‘ ' J -- ( IT Buy a Nev* Studebaker—the Only Car with Roller Blinds. / ■T 11/ , / , Al H I) I / //////7// ' ■// „////////, v 0 7 - /7/Ow' \v‘Gok ////' /////////v/ ‘ V ' //z/y/fM= 7 onto j In our changeable climate Studebaker Duplex fills a long-felt want New Zealand » a grand little country, but its weather is capricious, to say t th- least of ii. Within half an hour bright warm sunshine may give place .o £rk skies, steady driving rain, and a wind that seems to come straight from the Antarctic. t The usual detachable side-curtains are a very imperfect insurance against the vaZries of New Zealand weather. The correct modern way fs *e Studebaker Duplex way-side windows on the roller-blind P™ cI P- £ > ;"Tfew when not needed, but capable of being drawn sown and made .asc in a few seconds, turning the open car into a cosy weather-proof dosed can. Full balloon tyre equipment on a specially designed chassis, a very powerful, silent, six-cylinder motor, giving ample reserve power .01 any emergency, and the most' handsome body assign that ever came out of Imerica are welcome features of the new Studebakers. For those wno . . appreciate it, 4-wheel hydraulic braking provides absolute security of control on any surface? on any grade, and at any speed. USF© CARS TAKEN IN PART EASY TERMS ARRANGED. ZEALAND AGE’MTS FOR STUDEBAKER MOTORS x THE TOURIST ’’ ' ‘ COMPANY, LINirFEJD HASTINGS <v- w. B. BLACKBURN WAEPUKURA’D KEF.. w HOUGHT&N TAPIBR E. W.

Married ladies who are wise should cnocurage their husbands to smoicr . The beneficent influence of the “weed.” has been known to loosen the pursestrings in the most surprising manner. Manv a wife has learned by experience that the best time to approach “Father” when a little cheque is wanted is while he is in full enjoyment of his after-dinner pipe, and is feeling at peace with all the world’ —especially if he smokes our famous New Zealandgrown tobacco. Most of the imported brands contain a tremendous lot of nicotine —and that is bad. The purest tobaccos going are the New Zealand ones. Owing to the leaf being toasted ('quite a novelty) their flavour and aroma arc unusually developed. and as they contain very little nicotine, they may be smoked all day long without fear of consequences. They appeal to all tastes. If you like a fine aromatic try “Riverhead Gold.”; if you prefer a medium, flavour ask for “Naw Cut” or “Cavendish”; “Cut Plug No. 10” is full strength. 59