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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13545, 5 October 1909, Page 7

TWENTY YEARS AGO. ' Tuentv years a2O we roniir.cncpd t-o sell Star'cvek^—jus>t think of it! Since ■ August, ISS9, we have sold over 10,000 - ! Star cycles. The machines are famous ) ; for ca.>y running, and arc practically . j everlasting. On the road to-day are j i iiiuuy old "'Stars" running which were I • joidOver fifteen years at r ,o. The beart i injjs are practically sound, although the ) frani<» design is, of course, out of date. 1 , "We have iust received a shipment, ex ' 1 Kuapohu, of the now model gentle- ' J men's Star cycles, fitted with the new » ! froe-whcelins device and back-pedallinp: : j brake combined. This shipment of 1 I machines was specially ordered for j f;cntleme_n's lite, with \ipturned handle- . i Icir to /:ivc a comfortable position, and ; ! f-xtra-nowerful front-rim braltes. To . ! put this machine on the road, we aro . j prepared to take in exchange pentKv I men's old liicveles, and to alow a favourable price for them. To men ! who ride in trams, doctors are pre- ■ scribinc; daily exercise. %ye your . tram fares and your health by riding a 1 cycle to and from your business. Gentlcf moil's Star cycles are quoted nt low I prices for cash, and can be bought on terms at os per week. Adams, Limited. . 138-140 Hijih street, Christchurch. 6

DENTISTRY. T. Norris Baker, late Roberta Bros., Surgeon Dentists, 190 Cashel street, Christchurch (op"-_ite Ballantyno's). Modern Dentistrj at moderate fees. Painless extractions. 2

THE NEW DINNER SERVICE. 'You will also be pleased to hear that, since I last wrote, John has bought a lovely dinner set at Minson's, only 39s (id for 5(3 pieces, so the odd ware you disliked is a thing of the past." 4