Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 115, 25 May 1901, Page 1

mHE JLhe Budge udge WHITWOUT* HIT V, JUT! BICYCLE IS before every other Machine in the land and is tho BEST and CHEAPEST U the long run. T\T 0. 23 “SPECIAL” BUDGE-WHIT J-N WORTH LADY’S BICYCLE Is one of the most popular Lady’s Cyoles oi the market, and is unequalled in design finish, and appearance. Its elegant appeal unce and easy-running qualities have gained for it a very wide appreciation, especially among ladies who have become eV.pi; cyclists. The weight is low, but so out dow: as not to sacrifioe its strength or rigidity and all its fittings, such aB dressguards, mud guards, brake, eto., are practical am effioient. W. J. McLEAN, Travelling Bepresentalive.

UNEQUALLED I WARD & CO.’fc CHAMPAGNE ALES At all Leading Clubs and Hotels. Have no other ALE while jou can get ' WARD'S. BICYCLES AT A FAIR PRICE. W v IyriLLER is pleased to nr, o J-VjL nounce that ho has com pleted arrangements for the purchase limited number of CRESCENT BICYCLES These machines will be sold at the Extra ordinary Low Price of

£l3 10s (LADY OR GENT). THE CRESCENT is Guaranteed Equal t< any Machine now on the Market. There are over FIFTY CRESCENTS no in use in Gisborne. THE CRESCENTS are 1901 models,-an-' are fitted with DUNLOP TIRES WESTWOOD STEEL RIMS DUST-PROOF BEARINGS Don’t pay a bigprico for a machine who you can get a wheel like this for £l3 10s. For a considerable time the public ha', asked for a Reliable Bicycle at a fair pric but until now they have asked in vain. After many trials and careful consider lion, we have no hesitation in placing t! CRESCENT before the public as a Grade Bicycle, and make A BOLD ASSERTION EIGHT HERE that the CRESCENT is as good as any, a; better than most Bicycles now being told Gisborne at'frow’£2o to £25./ We can break tho'Trade right up. Just landed from Sydney 100 ACETELYE LAMPS.

Ordinary Price ' .. .. 22s Gd OUR PRICE .. .. 8s Gd DUNLOP MULTIPLEX TYPES At a Big Reduction. To'be had only from ■ Wm. Miller, MILLER’S COENEB, Or from J. H. ORMOND, PEEL STEE