Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 144, 16 June 1909, Page 4

I Why is it that a much larger number of cyclists pass round the Bank of New Zealand corner, and go off down* High Street now than did formerly? The traffic seems rapidly trending that way. .We say it is be.cause Parker's new Cycle and Motor. Depot lies in that direction, and thefconveniences and accommodation provided for the benefit of cyclists by thia. go-ahead firm, who certainly lead inf this line of business in Marlborough,. is having its due reward in an increase of business. They provide every possible want of cyclists in machines and* accessories, or repairs properly done, at reasonable prices open to compari-i son with every other firm,'and a business of this magnitude is a credit to; the place and deserves all the patronage that can be given to it. Everything about them is substantial andF pood, even to the convenient builds ings they occupy. : ■~.■; a