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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVII, Issue 11227, 26 March 1897, Page 2

TO CYCLISTS. mHE Proprietors of the “ Lyttelton Times,” realising the necessity for a thoroughly up-to-date J O have determined to supply the want by issuing, on Am-ilSrd. a Weekly Journal, devoted entirely to Cycling. The Paper will be published on Saturday of eatftfweek, and will contain everything appertaining to Cycling in all its branches that can be of interest to readers and the general ARTICLES will be supplied on Current Topics, and the General News and Notes will deal with Cycling in all parts of ihe world. Sketches will be given of Notable Cyclists, and ho tersonal Items will be supplied by the most reliable authorities. Hints and Advice will be given to Leghuters and. ridors* fl-'icl Account.*? ot -Tours mid ilivncTiions to rc<icli IMrcgs n *oi*tii Yifti will be made special features of the paper. The OOBREsJPdN DENTS’ PAGE will be open for the free discussion of any subject of --rueral intmest. and the REPOiII S OF RACE MEETING-'' aiiu the comments, on Racing Performances ill all bo furnished by experts. The ! I J.US I'l-. ATIOd. of wnioh there will be a liberal supply each week, will include sketches of Latest Inventions and Novelties, photographs of Famous People and a variety of pictures that will interest and instruct the reader. THE INTENTION OP THE PUBLISHERS IS TO MAKE THE “ NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST” THE BEST CYC Ll' G PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COLONIES. The terms of Subscription will be as follows; When paid for in advance 10s per annum When booked 13s t d ~ These rates include postage or delivery to any address within the Colony. Amuiowments have been made with the publishers of those most interesting and beautiful works, 1 BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN ” and " GLIMPSES OP_TH E WORLD.” comprising conjointly 413 views. which will enable the proprietors o ? the “ NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST” to p’csent to each subscriber durin - the first six months a full set of one or other of these artistic portfolios nt a purely nominal PnC The Annual Subscription to the “ NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST” is Ws per annum. A full set of either of'the Portfolios above-named wi Ibe forwarded to each cash subscriber for the small sura of 3s 6d. This charge is made to cover the cost of dispatching, posting *’■’ ■ and THE “ NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST Can therefore be obtained for a period of one year, free of postage, and a full set of either u « BEAUTIFUL BEIT UN ” Or “ GLIMPSES OP THE WORLD ” for the sum of 13s Gd. Though n considerable number of the portfolios have been arranged for, it is expected that the" demand for them, on the exceptid a,l ternls offered, will causerbc stocks in hand ami to arrive to become exhausted very rapidly. It must bo understood that .he Proprietors can only grain. this concession so long as the stocks hold out; therefore, it is advisable that very early application should be made. SINGLE COPY 3 V PLEASURE AND PROFIT COMBINED, Easy employment for odd moments, mutable for Cyclists of both m The Proprietors of the “NEW Z EALAN U CYCLIST ” have dote The Proprietors of the “ NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST'" have determined to avail themselves of the services of those ladies and gentlemen whose enthusiasm for Cycling has induced them to produce a First-class up-to-date Cycling Journal. They offer to all those who arc anxious to see-such a Journal in. the handset all their friends, the following liberal terms:— 1V , . Commission of 10 per cent on every pre-paul subscription forwarded to the publisher, and A handsomely hound copy of either “ Beautiful Britain ” or “ Glimpses of the World ” to every lady ot gentlemen forwarding not less than twelve pro-paid subscriptions. FURTHER BONUSES. At .the expiration of Six Months dating from the first Dane of the paper, additional bonuses bo paid on the tollbwing conditions, O exclusive of commission, to the person who procures the largest number of pre-piud subscribers (not less than 50 orders) . c p* exclusive of commission, to the person who procures the second largest number o; X/tij pre-psid subscribers (not less than 30 orders) rjq exclusive of commission, to the person who procures the third largest number of pre-paid . subscribers (not less than 20 orders). A FURTHER INDUCEMENT. Asa further inducement to those who prefer to send ( dr orders direct to the Publishers, each Subscriber will he registered, and on the receipt- of every 20ih subscriber the purrs of the Port.oho duo to the 20th subscriber will be handsi.mely bound, and his or her name stamped on the cover, and the volume forwarded free of charge to its destination. Orders can be taken at once, and when received willbe duly registere 1 as they reach the publishers. Conies of -Order Forms can be obtained on application. All orders sent should be numbered in rotation as a chock against our office record. ORDER FORM. THE PUBLISHERS “NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST.” “Lyttelton Times” Company, Ltd., Christchurch. Please Forward Regularly to the following address the “NEvY ZEALAND CYCLIST, Mb Enclosed please find 10a for Twelve Months’ Subscription, also 3s 6d for Set of “ BEAUTIFUL EITAIN” or "GLIMPSES OF THE Wo Rip.” Signature and Address oi\ person forwarding Order > Order No, .for Competition,

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