BE OSMOND BICYCLES. Extract from London letter : — " We tried " very hard to get the eiyuie discount as " allowod last season, but this was absolutely " declined. They (Osmonds) propose to put " the additional cost fully into the machines. " All this contrasts very sharply with tho " talk of a collapse in the bicycle trade. " The writer must candidly admit that ho " has never heard anybody take up a more " independent position than Osmond and the " Chairman of his company did. They seem. " quite indifferent as to whether we take any " machines or not." From the above extract it will be seen. that Osmonds will cost more next season, and notwithstanding the advance in prices the demand at Home is so heavy that the Osmond Company is quite independent of colonial orders, which is a striking proof of the recognised value of these bicyles. It is maintained that the Osmond bicycle is the best bioycle, and at the prices charged (£3O and £31) is infinitely better value and therefore cheaper than any other bicycle on the market. Supplies received by the D.1.C., per s.s. Delphio, thoroughly sort up the stock, and those who desire to have reliable bicycles for the approaching holidays should hasten to secure them. D.i.C. agenti. — Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 141, 11 December 1897, Page 5
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207Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 141, 11 December 1897, Page 5
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