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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15716, 8 September 1911, Page 2

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SPEEDY CYCLES AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. PHIL O'SHEA, the Little Hero, who won the Timaru to Christchurch in 1909, and has ridden prominently in every race of note on a SPEEDY CYCLE, secured FASTEST TIME off Scratch, and Eighth Place in the Christchurch .to Timaru, September 7th, 1911, on his Splendid SPEED Y CYCLE. T. COLEMAN, who won the Marshland Championship on a SPEEDY, secured Third Place. NOTE.—This Race was a Record for the course, being l 6 miles further than last year. Time—-shr 35min. speedy’cycles Built by JACK SUCKLING, 114, MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

There is at least one country in the world where it costs nothing to die. In some of the Cantons of Switzerland all the dead, rich as well as poor, are buried at the public expense.

Christchurch-Timaru Road Race JACK COULTER W. J. GARRETT PERCY HUMM 2nd Fastest Time sth in the Race Fastest North Island Rider Fastest South Island Rider Anyone would consider a sum like this as an excellent return for an outlay of .£l6; in fact sucli a return would appear almost too good to be true; yet tliis sum represents J. Clark’s winnings in a single race on his In the recent “ Hound the Mountain ” Road Race in laranaki. A few of the other events standing to the credit of “ Bells ” are the Timaru-to-Christchurch Road Race.. Christchurch-to-Dunedin Road Race and record time TV ar-nambool-to-Melbourne Blue Ribbon, and others too numerous to mention. All the champions ride “Bell’ Cycles, which they recognise as the machines which will never fail to carry them to a finish and generally land them among the prize-winners.