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New Zealand Tablet, 5 June 1913, Page 28

THE UNIQUE THING ABOUT THE “CADILLAC” IS ITS FREEDOM FROM RIVALRY. 'You can confirm this in your own community. CADILLAC dealers seldom discuss other cars—they do not find it necessary. Its most ardent competitors pay it tribute. The reasons you will find in the features which characterise the car itself. An Engine of 40-50 horse-power with capabilities commensurate with its proportions. A Cooling System so adequate that overheating is unknown. A simple, competent, Lubricating System. An efficient flexible Carburetor. A Clutch smooth and velvety in action. A perfect system of Electrical Cranking Lighting, and Ignition. A steady safe and sure Steering Mechanism. Strong substantial Axles. Soft flexible Spring Suspension. CADILLAC dealers seldom discuss other cars—they you will find in the features which characterise The CADILLAC Car— a name which stands for sturdiness and dependability, a name which stands for enduring service, a name which stands for comfort and luxury in motoring, a name which stands for economy of operation and maintenance, a name which stands for real and substantial value, a name which is honored in unstinted measure wherever motor cars are known. The reasons ALL PARTICULARS FROM ... Auckland DEXTER & CROZIER Ltd. Christchurch nuumanu IMI Ohristohuroh “THE MOTOR HOUSE”.