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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 122, 26 May 1930, Page 3

WANTED TO SELL. SAVE Money on Furniture, Buy at fac-tory-to-public prices. 'Wellington Cabinet Co., Ltd., Old Masonic Hall, Boulcottst Open Friday Nights, . COPPER Kerbs, Firescreens, Coal Boxes, and Fire Sets half-price. Spark Guards 7s 6d. Radford's Sale. I^URNITURE Buyers, consult the Wel- *- lington Cabinet Co., Ltd., u'r«t Note, only one address: Boulcott-st., top PHmmer's steps Open Friday Nights. / your Furnishing problems to '.lie * Wellington Cabinet Co., Ltd., top Plimmer's Steps. Boulcott-st. -Cash or terms. WELLINGTON Cabinet Co., Ltd., Boul-eott-st., for Furniture of every kind. Factory to public prices. Open Friday Evenings. Trm GOODS, £2 deposit, 10s week; £00 <** Goods. i'(i deposit, £1 week. Rad;ford's. Mnnneis-st.. for rosier terms. \\7INTKi: Furs and Necklets—A~~Fur ' " Coat tailored .o measure at no extra cost by Temple and Co.. 360, Lambtoufj.v. BEDROOM Suites, Dining Suites, Chesterfield Suites, best selection, easiest terms, 10 li.c. deposit. Rndford's Sale. W' HAT we find in Wellington — ''It's Easy to. Pay tht Art Cabinet Way." Ge*. your Furniture at Art Cabinet Co., Ltd., 247. Cuhit-st., 7!), Willis-st. jpONGOLEUM Squares (Nairns special), from 15s each; newest designs and colourings. Janes and Co.. Furnishers, Riddiford-st. BLINDS, Bedding, Chesterfields, at prices you eau't beat Wellington Cabinet Co.. Ltd., Factory Showrooms, Bculeott-gt., top Plimmer's Steps. OUND-'-A Temple Fur Coat is detected anywhere by style, fit, and quality 360. Lambton-qy., opp. B.N.Z WILTON Runners, 22% in wide, 7s Od yd; 27in wide 0s Gd yd; 36in wide, 12s Od yd; Axminster, 13s Gd yd. Radford's Sale! FINANCIAL. WANTED, £950 at 0 i>.c.,'.lst mortgage, on city property. Replies 027, Evg. Post. ' f'Bso AVAILABLK at 0% per.cent., first S' mortgage, good security required. Selwyn King, Land Conveyancer, Room 105, T. and G. .Building. ROAD CYCLING SATURDAY'S EVENTS TIME lyflAL AVON BY BRAY The cold soutlierly wind on Saturday afternoon was troublesome to the road cyclists, but the road surface was good. Two races were held, one of 20 miles along the Hutt road by the Port Nicholson Club riders affiliated to the N.Z.A.A.A. and the other a time trial over a twentyfive miles course, with sealed handicaps, by the Port Nicholson Club (N.Z.U.C. body). Among those present at the start of theN.Z.A.A.A. race was Mr. E. Wads-worth ("The Flying Arab"), who is making a world tour on a bicycle. He presented a trophy for the race, and was warmly cheered as he pushed the limit man oil the mark. There were 14 starters and the finishing sprint, in which seven riders took part, was very close. F. Christenson (2min) beat R. Lyster (smin) by a wheel, with G. Piunti third. Details are:— F. Christenson (2min), riding time, 51. mm 15 sec 1 R. Lyster. (umin), 54min 15 l-ssec i G. Piunti (3mm), 52min 15 2-ssec .... 3 Christenson also made fastest time. C. Ericsson (2min), who covered the course in ■ siiiiin 15 3-usee, secured second, fastest time, and Phmti third fastest time. The race started and finished at the Central Fire Brigade Station. • TIME TRIAL. Twenty-two riders took part in. the time trial event, which was held from the leiephonc Exchange to Tuita and back. The competitors started at half-mmutc intervals, and no pacing was allowed. Ihc best times were: — W. Bray, OSmiu 22 sco 1 S. Wright, "lrniu 2-lsec 2 D. Shadwick, 75miu 23sec •> Taster, 77m in 4G 2-ssce 4 A limit of eight' minutes was set by the handicapper, and the result of the handicap was as follows: — : W. Bray, scr 1 S. AVright, 3min 2 D. Shadwick, 4miu .3 Taskciy Gmm ■ .■■■■■■... 4