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BAMBOO BICYCLES. BAMBOO BICYCLES. TX7"E nave just opened up a shipment of ' * the above, which aro entirely new to the Cyclists of Wellington. A somewhat popular fallacy exists that "Bamboo," as a primary factor in the construction of machines requiring at times extreme strain, is an innovation hardly equal to the test. There is no oooasion to theorise on the question, as soientifio tests have indubitably demonstrated the faofc that Bamboo, weight for weight, is many times stronger than stoel. In.the East it is used for bridges, scaffolding poles, pillars for roofs of houses, masts for ships, and for similar purposes where strength and reliability are absolutely essential. These Cyoles are not built entirely of Bamboo, but a combination of Bamboo, Steel, and Aluminium, the resultant machine being for strength, lightness, and life, far superior to the best machines of the most celebrated makers, English or American. The shipment we have just landed comprises Roadsters, Road - Racers, and Ladies' Ctclsb ; they aro thoroughly up-to-date, and are strictly Moderate in Frioe. * We Invite Inspection. CAMERON & CHRISTIE, Lajibton-quay. ~\\T ANTED KNOWN. A SINGLE PAIR OF BOOTS OR SHOES AT WHOLESALE PRICE During the Exhibition. E. B. CRESPIN & CO., CUBA-STREET, Having jnst Janded 25 trunks of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Boots and Shoes, in Tan and Black, will offer them as above. .COME AND SEE THEM ! Ladies' Tan Walking Shoes, 4s lid Ladies' Liorht Two-bar Shoes, 4s Gd ' Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes, 4s 6d Ladies' Tan Canvas Shoes, 3s Gd Ladies' Levant Walking Shoes, 5s lid Ladies' Light Lace Boots, 7s lid Gents' Light Walking Shoes, 7s 6d Gents' Tan Walking Shoes, 8s lid Gouts' Tan Walking Boots, 9s 6d Gonis' Light Walking Boots, 7s lid Men's Bluchers, 4s lid Mon's Nailed Shooters, 8s 6d Youths' Nailed Shooters, 6s lid All sizes Tan Canvas Shoos for Children, at 2s, 2s Gd, 2s 9d, 3s 6d. DO NOT FORGET. Inspection Invited. E. B. CRESPIN & CO., 29, CUBA-STREET. J # ALEXANDER & CO., HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS AND COPPERSMITHS, ELECTRICAL, SANITARY, AND HOT WATER ENGINEERS, Mercer-street - Wellington, Opposite Public Library. LEAD LIGHT, GLAZING, STAINED GIASS WINDOW-MAKING, 'avid SANITARY PLUMBING, A Specialitt. Note.— All Drains and Watorcloset Work entrusted to our care is executed in compliance' with the Sanitary Bylaw, 18i)3, and according to the latest authorities upon Sanitation. We employ none but Practical Certificated Men, under the Personal SuperVision of our Principals. Certificates : City and Guilds of London Institute, J. ALEXANDER, First-Class Ordinary, 18D3, and Socond-Class Honours, 1894. F. W. SMITH, I'rizb Medal and First-Class Ordinary, 1894. Manufacturers of — Spouting, Down-pipe, Ridging (plain and lead-edged), Curved Iron, and Load-headed Nails. Telephone, 901. EXHIBITION BOOTS AND SHOES. NOW OPENING, THIRTY-NINE PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Made too late for the Exhibition, which will be sold at Cost Prices. New Shapes and Sttlks. Extra men are now employed in tho Making and Repairing Department, whioh is always to the front both for Quality and Cheapness. Inspection Invited. T. J. LEIGHTON, MOLESWORTH-STREET and PETONE. QJUPPORT NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES. Bay ZEALANDIA SHIRTS ~*S7"OU can take Llorente's Pills, but not JL nauseous flnidpreparations. Llorknte's Laxative Pills are purely vegetable. Of &M ahamkts.

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Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 162, 30 November 1896, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 162, 30 November 1896, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 162, 30 November 1896, Page 7

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