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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20731, 16 December 1932, Page 32

Ride a Butler for pleasure . . for sport or for merit * .: r~*> *M ] F* r y^t^f-^ w *w -t«%& S £*<■> **•%&!?**■ s 88S St > * 4 J LAS* J' * l\K i* WHY BUY A MYSTERY "BIKE"? Ride a "BUTLER" Wliy buy a Mystery "Bike" at a gilded price when you can own the best for what you spend on tram fares?—A Butler, of course. It is far healthier, much cheaper and a great deal quicker than travelling in trams or hiking ... a Butler Cycle is the machine, backed with a big reputation for easy running, long life . . . and unbeatable value. Only the Best English steel used in Butler Cycles. LADIES' and GENTS' BUTLER ROADSTERS, full Chromium Plated, Ist jgfe gt j«p* / grade tyres <K#™/ 1J/ B GENUINE B.S.A. BUTLER CYCLES, 12 months' Free Service NEW ENGLISH BUTLER J* £/ <f fi / CYCLES, Ladies' and Gents' 3*3/ 1)/ Give a "BUTLER"! The Best Gift of AH Butler Cycles (A. BRITTEN, Proprietor) 60S COLOMBO STREET 'PHONE 31-434 Bemember ... it was an easy running Butler Cycle that Dad Porter rode to victory in the last Waimate to Christchurch cycle race.

- Writes Fred McKinney—is American youth who does a, lot w*Vork city 0 f long-distance riding—- " "I am now, back In Chicago from my bike trip to New York City, Lake Placid, Ogdensßurgn, down to Scranton (Pa.), on to Philadelphia and Washington, U.S. Capital » "While in Florida I took in Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Lake Land, Tampa, St. Petersburgh and Penaacola. I covered a little over 17,000 miles Jn . 12 months—riding John Bull Tyres all the way. " Leaving here (Chicago) I am heading for the Summer Olympic Games at Los Angeles (Calif.)—l figure that John' 801 l are the only tyres that will make the desert stretch in Southern Texas, New Mexico and Arizona." THE HIGH QUALITY OW BULL ST PETERSBURGH *S UNIVERSALLY ACCLAIMED LAKE LAN© PROCURABLE A£.JL gyyr jy yitii flßlfiff