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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1226, 7 September 1911, Page 5

When astride a 2J h.p. F.N. MotoT Cycle you ride along in safety, feeling confident that your machine is built of materials of undoubted quality. Because of this, tho F.N.'s cost for upkeep is very small, and you are given few if any of tho troubles which usually afflict motor cyclists. The price of the F.N. is ,£6O, but easy terms may be arranged. E. Reynolds and Co., Wholesale Agents, Wellington.— Advt. ___________

Belgian civil heroes will in future be rewarded from the Carnegie Hero Fund, which lias an endowment of ,£48,000. COMMERCIAL AND PLEASURE CARS. Scott Motor Agency have on viewat 57 Cuba Street, a Two-ton Fonr-cy.'muer "Coinnier" Chassis, suitable for heavy delivery work. Running cojts, etc., on application. Also a 10-h.p. Four-cylinder "Austin" and S-h.p. Two-cylinder "Renault," with two-seater bodies. Scott Motor Agency, Cuba Street. "Why did you say you were going to serve your turkey a la comic paper?"— "It'll bo stuffed with chestnuts." EVERYONE A PIANIST. With a Broadwood Player Piano in the house, cicryone can play. The Broadwood Player Piano is every ounce British, all made by British craftsmen, in one British factory. The Dresden Piano Company, Limited, Wellington. M. J. Brookes, North Island manager. * While fishing in the West. Bay, off Portland, a fisherman named White caught a crab which weighed 12)lb„ and measured twclvo inches across tho back.