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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 25 October 1919, Page 8

HURUNUI ELECTORATE. MR GEORGE GARDNER, requests electors of the above constituency to meet him at the under-mentioned places to hear his views as a candidate for the representation of this seat in the coming Parliament:— Wairau Valley School, WEDNESDAY, Oct.* 29th. Fairhall ■ School. THURSDAY, Oct. 30th. ' Secldon Hal!, FRIDAY, Oct. 31st. Ward Hall, SATURDAY, Nov. Ist. • Eight, o'clock each evening. Ladies specially invited to attend. American National 200 Miles Motorcycle Championship. WONDERFUL HARLEY - .TVAVIDiSON ARLEY - JUaVIDSON ' SUCCESS. • At Los Angeles on 22nd June last the above event,, which is probably tlie biggest, most talked of, and keenly contested Motor-cycle Race in the "world, was decided in the presence of a mighty crowd of spectators, practically every well-, known -make oi machine, mounted by America's best riders, took part. THE RESULT WAS AN ASTOUNDIN VICTORY FOR '/HARLEYDAVIDJSONS." Ist,,'. "HARLEY" - DAVIDSON'' — v Ridden by Ralph Hepburn. 2nd. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Leslie Parkhurst. 3rd. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Ray Weishaar. 4th. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden "1)3- Albeit Bums. sth. "HARIiEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Earl Roylance. • Hepburn's average, speed for the 200""miles was 72.33 miles ;per hour. Never in the history of motorcycle racing jhas such a finish bceri witnessed, where all machines of the one'make swept the boards by.'filling the First .Five Places. The event, was hotly contested from start to finish, but wonderful speed and stamina of the "Harley-Da.vidsons" kept them in front the whole of the distance. ■ ' THE NAME "HAR-LEY-DAVID-SON" STANDS' FOR QUALITY. Machines arriving :'n^ a few. days. VI G G A R S, ' Blenheim Garage, Arthur Street. ■■ -:;-ifiim-t< ■ "■';'".■ . ■ GO:W FOR' lAW« SUCH excellent 'rewards as fame,, lucrative poistioh, and wealth are offered to those who practise Law. .' ' ■ • ■ You ortnnot fail to qualify as a Solicitor if you t,ake up the course offered through , Banks Commercial College, WELLINGTON, NEW PLYMOUTH AND CHRISTCHURCH, ai\d study with a will. ■ Practising Barristers and Solicitors prepared the instruction papers, and} practising Barristers and Solicitors correct all students' work. !■'.'■, " . : Last year the College presented forty-throe students for the Law I Professional Examination, thirty-two of whom passed. ■ , !■"'■■' ' ' . Write for a Prospectus, I . ' H. A*MOS'. I Director. !■ ■ ■' ' ' 1 . ' ' ■■ I YOU CAN BE A [WIRELESS OPERATOR PROVIDING yon have a fair amount of brains, providing you are prepared to,study, conscientiously ! —without -cramming—you can become a Wireless Operator.. Grasp .tin's- chance to get out of the rut —to win travel far and wide. Good .salary and prospects. Join up with THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD. They . have qualified Wireless Operators to teach you, and the latest Wireless Installations for you to practise on. Write for particulars. ■ THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF , RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD. Brittain's Building, M-nnners Street, Wellington. P.O. Box. 922. Branches-. . Christchurch, Duneclin, and Auckland. GIBBONS & VO; JLTD. HAVE FOR SALE:— Spraying Oil. Lime-Sulphur Solution., Bordeaux Powder. ' Insecticides. Lawn Grass Seed, Clovers. Lucerne and Grass Seeds. Samples 011 application. j Seed Peas and Beuns booked with contract growers. ! New Season's Vegetable and Flower Seods. Tomato Plants now ready. H. C. GIBBONS"& CO., LTD., SEED MERCHANTS, HIGH STREET. .Telephone 96. One good advertisement telling oi real values and great opportunities will do more to m«ke a business prosper than abundance of bombast and ridiculous assertions.