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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1289, 12 November 1896, Page 1

sMiJjki t»Lti&»jy» They have more novel and original features merit, and they widely copied than any ivheel ever'presented ;,•■ /7 s remarkable a d va n ce inent to popularity requires no furth ei' e.rp lan a - tion. It is ridden by tli e leading riders of America, including Sanger, one of th e most fa m o u s many ivorliVs records. O'Connor, Winesett and House, on a DAYTON TRIPLET, made a World's Uncord for the Mile Unpaced, in limn .IGsec. A. C. Mertens, first in Professional Handicap, at Hit tie Creek, July 13, on a DAYTON. Ulrich and Deems break the World's Unpaced Tandem Record for llalf-a-Mile, at lowa, June 30 —Tune, .".usee. Sanger, at Chicago, on July 11, won Unpaced One-Third Mile, State record —138 l-ssec. Berlo rode an Exhibition Mile on the DAYTON, at Ohio, in lmin sGsec. "We are Agents for QUADRANT and WALT HAM BICYCLES. The Waltham is the same machine as the famous Orient, but with Steel Rims and Dunlop Tyres. DAYTON S and WALT HAMS are fitted with Steel Kims and Dunlop Tyres. Don't he persuaded into buying Bicycles with Wood Rims and Dunlop Tyres. Wood Rims and C'ementvd Tyres are satisfactory, and can be supplied on DAYTONS if required. WRITE FOR CATALOGUES. Mention this advertisement. JM I i US M & Ironmongers, Manners Street, WELLINGTON

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