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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12424, 13 February 1901, Page 3

RECORDS BROKEN ON A CLEVELAND "BtOYCLE." H. AMOS, AT LANCASTER PAEK RECENTLY, LOWERED the • • • ' '.:,''. NEWZEAjSiND' AMATEUR HALF-MILE TO IMIN O*SEC ; : ..::...-■■' -- ■ ' '■"' ' „ ONE-MILE TO 2MIN : ' I|SEG, rfi HAVE A GOOD STOCK Oi' BICYCLE 3 JCSU LANDING, AND ABE NOW IN A POSITION'TO SUPPLY OEDEKS IMMEDIATELY. ' ff p BIOB Q # OALL AND INSPECT OUR RO7ERS AND CLEVELANDS _ BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. "\ ' EASY TEEMS MAY BE AEEANGED. TRTJTHERS ; <& ■' CI SOLE AGENTS, . CIiEISTCHUECH.

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