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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17264, 4 September 1916, Page 5

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HARLEY DAVIDSONS' again win the Dodge City Annual Classic of 300 miles. Irving Janke was never headed during tho last 200 miles, smashing all records and crossing the lino in 3hrs 45min. 30seo, on a dirt track. AGAIN AT SHEEPSHEAD Ptwkhurst on a HARLEY DAVIDSON kept the huge crowd on their toos with excitement in the 100 Mile, which lm won in the easiest manner, covering lap after lap at over 90 miles an hour. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS Proved a walk-over for the HARLEY DAVIDSONS. One Mile State Championship— CARL CURRIE, FIRST. Ten Mile State Championship— BABE BUTTLER, FIRST. Twenty-five Mile State Championship— BABE BUTTLER, FIRST. ALL ON HAH LEYS. Our f/argn Shipments have arrived. Calf and See the World's Record Breakers. SOLE N.Z. ACENTS, CORNER MANCHESTER AND LICHFIELD STREETS.