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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 186, 11 September 1914, Page 9

APPEARANCES ONLY, OR APPEARANCES AND QUALITY TOO. It is remarkable how famous motor cycles are copied in outward appearance by the manufacturers of inferior machines, but there is 110 danger of the expensive mechanical details being pirated. The manufacturer who puts on a cheap -finish is a fool. lie merely demonstrates even to the uninitiated his intention to do a cheap job. It is beneath the surface where money is spent, and it is there, too, that the scamping has full play. 1 Those who ride cheap motor cycles, cheap in manufacture but no less in price, are assailed by .troubles which should never "exist, ami which are unknown in the finest machines. In the Matchless catalogue every internal detail is minutely explained and thrown open for examination. We can sell an engineer p machine off the "Instruction Book" more easily than from the regular catalogue. In fact, all those "on the inside" are getting a Matchless. Will it not pay everyday riders to do the same? —Matchless Motor Agency, N.Z., 92 Manchester Street. W. H. Phipps Black, sole Wholesale Agent and Importer for New Zealand.

The oldest member of the House of Commons is said to be Mr Samuel Youug, who is 92 years of age, but still an active debater. North and South Poles have been discovered, but never yet the cough or cold that could defy "NazoJ." No quicker or cheaper specific for influenza and bronchitis. Sold everywhere in 1/6 bottles.