FOR" THE HOLIDAYS. 010 WILL Purchase a 1 TRIUMPH BICYCLE, worth .£22 105, AttheD.l.C. 4?io 10/- WILL Purchase a Lady'B TRIUMPH, guaranteed for 12 months, AttheD.l.C. jgOA WILL Purchase ft Reliable TOWNEND BICYCLE, guaran. teed for 12 months, • AttheD.l.o, All Bicyoles may be had on easy terms at the D.I.C. . / THE ANGLO-NEW ZEALAND CYCLE COMPANY. WANTED Known, ladies' dresses Dyed and Finished in a superior style from ss. Feathers Dyed and Curled from Is each ; Tips, from 6d. Kid Gloves Cleaned from6d per pair, at Barber & Co., Steam Dyers and Cleaners, 46, Cuba-street
ALL ROUND THE WORLD THE DAYTON WINS! WELLINGTON— . ™ tlle Driu> dß' Sports on Easter Monday, where all the leading Cash Riderß competed, DAYTON and WALTHAM BICYCLES secured either first or second places in every race. In the Half-mile Handicap Bicycle Race J. M'Dowell was first on a Dayton. ' In the Mile Handicap Bicycle Race J M'Dowell was first on a Dayton. In the Three Mile Handicap Bicycle Sace O. M. Gardiner was second on a Dayton, after the cloiest finish seen on the Basin Reserve track. In the Five Mile Handicap Bioycle Race E. A. Wall, on a Dayton, -was Becond from scratch. This race was only won by a wheel. In the One Mile Scratch Bicycle Eace E. A. Wall, on a Dayton, rode a dead-heat for first place with Joey Barker, the Cash Champion. Mr. Wall was carried off tha 1 ground shoulder-high. In the Five Mile Championship Race Mr. F. Hunt was second on a Waltham. WASHINGTON— Frank Waller, the " Flying Dutchman," on a Dayton, won the great Six Day Eight Hour Eace, riding 874 5-18 miles in 48 hoars, breaking the record by over 124milei. SAN FRANCISCO— On Ist January W. E. Becker, on a Dayton, won the Five Mile Soratoh Race by a full lap, riding away from the fastest riders on the coast. The correot time, lOmin 58 4-ssoo, lowers the American record. SOUTH AMERICA— F. G-. Mead, on a Dayton, was the first to ride over tha Andes Mountains on a bioyole, JAPAN— The Ten Mile Championship of Japan was won on a Dayton RUSSIA— The Tsar of Russia selected a Dayton for bis own riding, ITALY— Dayton Bicycles were selected as wedding presents for the Crown Prinoe and Princess ENGLAND— Mrs. Ward, on a Dayton, broke the record from Coventry to London. " Th« Queen " says :—": — " The Dayton was our choice last year, and we are not going to change, for we do not know a better monfb on either side of the Atlantic" IF YOU WANT A BICYCLE, WHY NOT BUY THB BEST— A DAYTON. SOLE AGENTS FOB NEW ZEALAND For Dayton, Waltham, Quadrant, Roman, and Tempest Wheels, and Importers of the famous Bantam Bicyoles. WILKINS & FIELD, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. JAPANESE NICK-NACKS! WE ARE JUST OPENING 18 CASES. FiRE AND DRAUGHT SCREENS, VASES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, ASH TRAYS, PAPER KNIVES, CABINETS, &c, &0., &o. These will be found Choice in Design and Moderate in Price. INSPECTION IS INVITED. N.B.— We import all our curios DIRECT from Japan. 69, LAMBTON-QUAT.
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Evening Post, Volume LIII, Issue 101, 30 April 1897, Page 2
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