THE VENTURA.
_♦ TROUBLE WITH ENGINES. PHES3 ASSOCIATION. SYDNEY, 20th February. Captain Hayward, of tho Ventura, states that he never saw such bad weather as that which he experienced off the New Zealand coast. Head winds continued all tho way across. He admitted that tho engines gave some trouble. At first the auxiliaries, and then the steam pipes, showed defects, and other troubles developed afterwards. Under the circumstances he took things easy.
TIRES FOR BICYCLES. At this tirao of the year oyclisU are daily requiring new tiro covers for bicycles. Wo wo setting out to coll cycle tires and sundries at the lowest prices in the city. First-grade- Dunlop cover at 225, and first-grado Clipper Reflex at 20s, aro tho ordinary prices. To show the publio that wo aro cheap, we are giving away a tube, valuo 5s 6d, with each of the abovo covers bought for cash. Adams, Limited, late Adams Star Cycle Co., Merccr-atreet. — Advt. Nodino and Co., tho oldoit and best firm for ladies' triloring in Australasia. Eton gowns, coats and ekirts, habits ef.o. 3Q.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 44, 21 February 1907, Page 5
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