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Remarkable, Achievements ' by the " INDIAN." A letter just received, dated Nof vembe? 4, 1919, gives particulars of a three days' motor-cycle race meeting at San Angelo, Texas, U.S.A., in which the , "INDIAN" won every event on the programme except fine. About the sane time Roy Astley, with a Powerpius " INDIAN" established a new record between San Francisco and San Angeles, a distance of 461 miles, Which ho covered in 9 hours and 25 minutes, breaking the motor-cycle record by 39 minutes and the Cadillac Motor-car record by 12 minutes. ' Also, about the same time a new side-car record was established by the INDIAN from New York City to Indianapolis, in 27 hours & minutes. Distance 897 miles. Then, at Harrisburg, Pa., the INDIAN is credited with a 100 per cent, win in Endurance Contest, held October 26. Two Indians entered, and these were the only machines to finish. At Creely, Colorado, in the first big 24-hour endurance run ever held in that section, the only perfect time score and the highest consisti ency record went to the INDIAN and Side-car. Out of 14 side-cars entered only three finished, of which two* were Indians. The Scottish speed championship at St. Andrew's, Scotland, was also annexed by the INDIAN, which also won the heavy-weight championship and the unlimited solo and side-car events. Then in Spain the Indian won the Spanish championships held at Barcelona, taking both solo and sidecar events. Enough said. "INDIAN" FREE SERVIGE VOUCHERS. When you buy an "INDIAN" you are presented with a card containing 16 vouchers. Each voucher entitles you to half an hour's skilled attention to your machine from any " INDIAN" agent throughout New Zealand. This means that, during the early months before yon are sufficiently experienced to care for your machine, experts will look after any necessary adjustments free of charge. Booklets, giving full particulars, on application to SEATES & WHITE Sole "Indian" Agents for Auckland 48 FORT STREET. I .

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