Stit n L. d si? «3r/ i 8 - ,x m. f'A / m rf> yfi «R fl ¥» «* «» t «•» fl SB «» »!• *S Ma <r ft 1 km i s TOS tl-jO v w£* M * !fk «? Co Cycling This Easter! •—and what better way than this to spend the week-ends and Easter Holidays enjoyably —— economically? Leave your cares behind you; mount your Cycle and go where the whim takes you some favourite beach to-day new country scenes to-morrow here, there and everywhere at your own leisure —out in the fresh air and glorious sunshine all the time. I PER. WEEK For 1 /6 per week—just 2-£ d a day—you can get a Cycle that will serve you well for many years. . But you must act at once, as this is a Special Offer for Easter. Order right away in our Sports Department, First Floor, or post the Coupon below with 5/- Deposit, and a Cycle will be forwarded, FREIGHT PAID, to your nearest port or railway station. Ride it for seven days—then, if you are not absolutely satisfied, return the Cycle and we will refund your deposit. But if you decide to keep the machine —-and we feel sure you will do so—you need pay only 1 / 6 Weekly. Features of our "MONARCH SPECIAL" ROADSTER CYCLE ON EASTER TERMS FARMERS' TRADING CO. LTD., Hobson Street, AUCKLAND. I enclose 5/- Deposit. Please forward me a —GENT.'S ROADSTER CYCLE —LADY'S ROADSTER CYCLE (Strike out the one NOT wanted.) The Cycle is to be delivered Freight Paid to my nearest Port or Railway Station. If. after Seven Days' Trial, I decide to keep 'the Cycle, I undertake to pay for it at the rate of 1/6 per week for weeks. ADDRESS • Weldless Steel Tube Frame—guaranteed 10 years. • Genuine Eadie Coaster Hub, made by B.S.A. • Canadian Reversible or Major Taylor Handlebar*. • English Dunlop Tyres—guaranteed 15 months. • Rubber or Rat-Trap Pedals. • Rear Reflector, Pump and Bag of Tool*. • All Bright Parts Chromium-plated. GENT.'S ROADSTER—5/- Deposit and */« Weekly for 131 Weeks. LADY'S ROADSTER5/- Deposit and 1/6 Weekly for 139 Weeks. B R HOBSON and WYNDHAM STREETS
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 21
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