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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17483, 29 May 1920, Page 6

THE ONLY ENGLISH MOTORCYCLE ON THE MARKET.. The renowned "8.5.A." Motor-cycle, '• at present the only British make pro- ,' curable new on -this market, is the leading British make on any 'market. •' The tsmooth-runnine, ease of control, ar.d ample power of a B.S.A. Motor-Bicycle is a revelation, to anyone who rides one for the first time. Many cyclists will have nothing but , a British make, and we have pleasure in stating that we now have in stock a few B. S. A. B. S. A. : B. S. A. MOTOR BICYCLES > WITH SIDECARS. Genuine B.S.A. Sidecars, remember mado at the BS.A. factory. Come in and inspect the exquisite workmanship and finish of these handsome Side-oars. You will be delighted! The widespread < popularity of B.S.A. Motor-Bicycles, is the- best proof of their efficiency and economy. SKEATES AND WHITE, "THE CYCLISTS' HOUSE FOB QUALITY.'' 48, FORT STREET. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS.

(Qr/IL ENGINEERING PARTNERSHIP. MR. LOCKTE GANNON Begs to announce that h<»> has associated with him in Partnership MR. RALPH P. WOELEY. M.Sc. C.E., ' AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, And in future the Firm will he known as LOCSIE GANNON AND WORLEY. CIVIL ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS, Glceson's Buildings, High St., Auckland. FINE INVALID WINES. GRAND OLD LIQUORS. "We do not make % song about onif \Ojiskieu. "Draw the Cork and the Whisky will sins its own praises. THE J. G. RUTHERFORD CO., KING'S CHAMBERS. FORT AND COMMERCE STREETS, AUCKLAND