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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1883, 31 March 1913, Page 2

AWAPUNI MOTOR SPORTS. We wish to thank our friends, and especially the large gathering of the public, for the great demonstration of their appreciation of the sweeping victories gained by the h.p. Matchless Motor Cycles at the recent motor sports held at Awapuni, where the major events, 5, 10 and 15-mile Championships fell to this little speed king, the ''Matchless." We have also received several letters of congratulation on the fact that our 3£ h.p. could take down the pride of the huge 7 h.p. motors with a handicap of only a few seconds. To these we also extend our thanks. Our aim will always be to do our best in catering for the public amusement, and by employing daring riders, display to the sensation lovers that turn of speed and reliability only to be found in the ■' Matchless." We are, etc., UNION MOTOR CO. Sole District Agents for the " Matchless" Motors, Rangitikei-street, • Palmerston North.

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