Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19215, 2 January 1926, Page 7 (Supplement)

m cs H« J ml m I .'iM m KSW mt .m '«l .. JP*iYs?S*€3 i ss* sl£ n! £ m m § 1 i»5 i §s si 1 WA 5* all & i i K I a n i 1 >a K i i land City or to any Port GET our famous English-built and equipped Roadster Cycle on the above attractive terms. If you are a city dweller, your ear fare of 6-d per day will pay for this Cycle, so that it really costs you nothing but the £1 deposit. One year's car fares pay for it, and then it saves you its price every year you ride il:. The machine has lbesfc Weld less Steel Tube Frame; Eadie Coaster Hub, with back pedalling brake; reversible Handlebars; three-coil plated spring Saddle; Coventry 3-spire Chains, British Tyres (Twelve Months' Guarantee; the tyres of most other cyc'es are guaranteed for six months); Mudguards, and Cosletised Finish, making Frame absolutely rustless. All parts are interchangeable with 8.5.A., so that any cycle shop in New Zealand can supply a spare part when necessary. Pump and Bag of Tools supplied with the Machine, which will arrive fitted up ready to ride. Test a Cycle for Seven Days, and if it does not give absolute satisfaction, return it at our expense, and we will promptly refund your deposit. But if you decide to keep the Machine, yoiu may pay for it at the rate of 3/6 a week for one year—just Sixpence a Day! If you pay within six months, we will give you a 10 per cent, discount off the balance. Or, if you prefer to purchase this High-Grade Cycle oultright for cash, send £B/7/6 with your order, and the machine will go forward Freight Paid, subject to Seven Days' Riding Test.

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