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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5835, 31 March 1897, Page 4

PUBLISHED] mA C YCJLISTS. CTHIS THE Proprietors of tho «' Lyttelton Times," realising the necessity for a t l'Oroughly «l'-to;dat c Cycling Paper, have determined to supply ths want by issuing, on April oi-d a Wee kly Jour ml l, d. voted mttrelv to Cvcline. The Paper will be published on Saturday of each week, and will contain evrr^hinfappttn^ its branches that cau be of interest to readers and the general ARTICLES will bo supplied on Currant Tonics, nnd the General News i and Notes »11 d.al_vith Cycling in all parts of the world. Sketch-, will be given of Notable Cyclists, and ihe , leraonal Items will %c supplied by th- most reliable authorities. Hints and Advice ™" j» e™"*° beginners and experienced riders, and Accounts of Tours an^duwuons to reach P aces ™*£ ™»* will he made special features of the paper The C^KUESPUNDIvN J fi l I AGE will ta .open fo thefree discussion of any subject of general interest, and the > KEPOB I S OF EACE ME* ."Ngh and tlie .com ment/or-l-a-ini- Performances will all be furnished by expe rrs The lI.LUBIBAT..^°^f ' ?^ ™» ..._,._, will >.o n .Tliprn.l Qimnlv eacb week, will include sketches of Latest Inventions ana _\o.ei..es, SS-_oSa^ THBTNTBNTION OF THE PUBLISHERS IS TO. MAKE I THE " |EALA|D CYCLIST" THE BEST CYCLING PAPER PUBLISHED IN IHE CD-jUln !___>. Tlie" terms of Subscription will be as follows :- --"Wh enpaid for in advance 13srid These~ra.es include postage'or deiivery to any address within the Colony. Arraneaments have been made with the nublishers of those mo.t interesting and beautiful works, " BE __UTIFUJ. BRITAIN "and "GLIMPSES OF THE WORLD," comprising conjointly 448 views, wSc^wfflSb e^J^Sieto« ! of the » NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST " to presen ; tc .each^enher during the first six months a full set of one or other of these artistic i.ortfolios at a purely nomiual PriC The Annual Subscrintion to the "NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST" is Ms per annum. A full set of dtta%ffiS_S_^Sto^^ed will be forwarded to each casl ' for the small sum of 3a 6d. This.charge is made to cover the cost of dispatching, posting and other expenses. THE " NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST " Can therefore he obtained for a period oj lone year, free °^^™*^ l s°**£*!? c "BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN On " GLIMPSES OF IHE ..Ul-iu. for the sum of 13s 6d. Though a considerable number of the l?. 0 *"" 11 " l'™,^ hTi.dVndto pected that the demand for them, on the exceptional terms ottered, arrive to become exhausted very rapidly. It must be luideratood that the 0 S this concession so long as the stocks hold out; therefore, ib is advisable that very earlj application -should bo made. SINGLE COPY 3 d PLEASUP-E AND PBOFIT COMBINED. Easy emnlovment for odd moments, suitable for Cyclists of both sexes. The pSS of the "NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST " have determined to avail themselves of the «erviees of those Ses:^nd centlemen whose enthusiasm for Cyclmg has induced them to produce a Kd_^u??SlSJSctol J^rnal. They otter to all those who are anxious to see such aJournnl in the hands of all their friends, the following liberal terms : - .. -,„ uisllor aufl '. 2TinSoSl°yZind r c^ lady LTeutb\m-n forwarding: not less than twelve pre-paid subscriptions. FURTHEPu BONUSES. At the expiration of Six Months dating from the first issue of the paper, additional bonuses will be 4ont iV9°sZwSf t^al.._-on.to the person who procures the largest number of pre-paid t\^XKr^iSl^^l^n who procures the second largest number of *«j subscribers (uot less than 20 orders). \ A FURTHEE INDUCEMENT. As. a further inducement to those who prefer to send^ their orders direct „*" ""'J l^^^ iSabscrilier Trill be reristered. and on the receipt of every ta »J^,a^ t r^3 the to the 20th subscriber will be handsomely bound, and bis or her name stamped on the cover, and the volume forwardecUfree of charge to its destination. Orders can be ta_.en at once, and when received will be duly registere.l as they reach the publishers. j^&^^r,^ W i^^ffl^eek against our office record. .% _ ' ORDER FORM. THE PUBLISHERS "NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST." " Lyttelton Times " Company, Ltd., Christchurch. Please Forward Regularly to the following address the "NE>T ZEALAND CYCLIST." • Mb . Enclosed please find Ids for Twelve Months' Subscription, also 3s Cd for Set of " BEAUTIFUL .T.ITAIN" or "GLIMPSES OF THE WORLD." • Sif-nature and Address of) person forwarding Order J Order No for Competition. . „_. mini., in lin I-— -■ u_nipipiiHlll".p pi..a..nnmiJPipmin-mnn -MHiII.HJUIHIIFM • .--a.- ._.._.-*?_ ■- *.n._ __.A'_WP._Pt ___-__--' _■_.-■- l_ini.in ■■■■in

j THE HAT .TRADE. Hallenstoin Bros., of the New Zealand Clothing Factory, are undoubtedly in the lead foi- gentlemen's stylish hats of all kinds, including Woodrow and Sou's make. . Golf and travelling caps arc also a speciality of the firm. In boys' and children's caps an immense assortment is shown in , serge, cloth and plush sailor Tarns, also I various colours in the popular Turkish ■ fez. — [Advt.] , 1 People are getting more enlightened i every day. The old-fashioned style of" { physicking one's self up with salts, J nauseous pills, castor oil, &c, is a thing jof the past. Up-to-date folks take up-to-I date preparations, such as Wood's Fig i Laxative, the Fruit Aperient, It uleanscs I t^e system of all impurities, and renews i the vitality of the constitution. Sold J everywhere for Is 6d - and 2s 6:!. — I The year 1895 was a great one for twins j and triplets in Massachusetts. The official reports just published show that the number of plural births in that State exceeded by many hundreds the record of any former year— l4-72 twins and 27 triplets. " Why did you arrest this man ?" asked the magistrate sternly. "For practice," candidly returned the new policeman.