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GENEKAIi BUSINESS “ The public will soon discriminate between good and bad American, as they have learned already to do between good and bad English. It is absurd for English makers to hug themselves in the belief that good American bicycles aro not as good as English.”—Scottish Cyclist, 2Gth August, 1596. JUST LANDED, A SHIPMENT OF LADIES’ WALTHAMS, STEEL RIMS AND DUNLOP TYRES. Prick, £24. THE Exhibition Track records for half, live and ten miles were made by Mr Fred Hunt on a Waltham. The last mile of the ten-mile record was ridden in 2mm 2/seo, only a fraction slower than the mile record of the track. Racing men know a good BiCi’de when they see it. We have had enquiries from all parts of Now Zealand for Waltham racers. ALL DAYTON PURCHASERS HAVE THE SAME STORY TO TELL-No breakdowns on 241 b weight Daytons, and all highly pleased with their machines. Wellington, sth December, 1596. Messrs WILKINS & FIELD. ~ Sirs, — I have much pleasure in saying a word in favour of_ your Dayton machine. 1 have ridden one for the past four months, and on the same machine have just finished a 500mile trip, which extended from Wellington to Napier and Poverty Bay District and back, via Palmerston North. In the whole journey I had not oven a bolt loosened. I nave no hesitation in saying that the Dayton i? a first class machine. Yours truly, JACK STEADMAN. Wellington, 2nd December, 1895. Gentlemen,—The Dayton Machine T purchased some.time ago has given me the utmost satisfaction. I have had several trips in the Wellington Province, and otherwise h&vo had opportunities of forming a judgment. My old machine weighed 361 b, and travelled like a steam roller compared with the ease of propelling the 241 b Dayton, Yours truly, ARTHUR McKEE (of Messrs McKee & Gamble). Dear Sirs,—l may say lam very pleased with the Dayton Bicycle, weighing 241 b, which I got from yon. I have given it a thorough trial, having ridden from WoodriUe to Napier, 100 miles over loose and rough roads, at record speed while pacing Mr W. A. Thomson in his Wellington to Napier record I did not find it necessary to oil or adjust any part during the ride, which was a splendid test for the machine. I am, yours truly, Marion, Ist December, 1896. F. HUNT. Wellington, 3rd December, 1896. Dear Sira, —I have been riding one of your Dayton Bicycles for some time back and have ridden some 2009 miles, including a ride over the Rimutakas to WoodriUe and back, w thout a single mishap, and can certify that the Dayton is the finest machine in the market both for easy running and wear. My machine weighs 23.J1b ; my weight is Yours truly, F. H, MEYER. Wellington, 3rd December, 1896. Bear Sirs, —The Dayton Bicyolo which I bought from you sometime back has given me every satisfaction. I have ridden the Dayton, which only weighs 23jlb, over some of fho roughest roads, and in every ride the machine has stood the teat well. * Yours truly, C. H. TWIST. Wellington, 3rd December, 1896. Gentlemen,—ln reply to your enquiry, I beg to state that with the exception of the front forks being slightly bent, ray Dayton Racer sustained ho damage from the collision on the Exhibition track last Saturday. As tbo machine is light (211 b) I consider that the manner in which it has survived its severe ordeal speaks volumes for its scientific construction and the quality of the materials used in its manufacture. Yours sincerely, T. M, LUCY. DAYTON BICYCLES, .£26. GENTLEMEN’S-QUADRANTS (the Record machines) —No. 25, £2O; No. 2*l, £22 10s, LADIES’—No. 26, £2l 10s; No. 27, £23 10a. WILKINS & FIELD, SOLE AGENTS FOR DAYTONS, - QUADRANTS, AND WALTHAMS, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. 164 HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS A RE only complete when a suitable stock of clothing for the season has been laid in -r\ The one place, par excellence, where this can now bo done is at .FAMES SMITH & CO.’S TE ARO HOUSE, Where every requirement can be met in the direction of GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING AND MERCERY. a> to § K o u <1 HATS AND CAPS. “ Club ” Straw Hats, in the newest shapes, 2s to 4s Od 4 * Tourist” Soft Pelt Hats, in black, seal and fawn, beautifully light, very suitable for cyclists, 3s 9d to 9a Cd Tennis Hats, wide and narrow brims, white and coloured, Is 9d to 4s Gd . • Stiff Felt Hats, black and coloured, all new shapes, 3s 9d to 10s Golfer and Cycling Caps, in most stylish makes, Is Gd to 3s 6d NEW STYLES IN SHIRTS. , 11 Masher ” Shirts, soft body, stiff cuffs, 5s to 7s 6d Tennis Shirts, white and coloured, silk striped, &c., 3a 9d to 10a Novelty in White Shirts, net body, stiff front and cuffs. 9a Regatta and Pique Shirts, in very choice designs, 3s6d to Gs 9d Knitted Sweaters, with and without collars, all qualities, 5a 6d to 9s 6d GENERAL MERCERY. Silk Handkerchiefs, in white China silk, brocb£, &c., 2s to 7a Gd Summer Cashmere Pants and Shirts, in all weights, 3s Gd tofisGd Summer Socks, in every variety of make, 9d to 2s Gd Collars and Ties, in the very latest shapes and styles . Kummerbunds, in plain and fancy colours, ‘spots, &0., 3a 9d to 5s 9d Pyjamas, in light summer materials, beautifully finished, 5s 6d to 9s Gd Swimming Costumes and Bathing Trunks, from 1b up PORTMANTEAUX, BAGS AND TRUNKS. Holiday Handbags, in nut brown and black leather, from 5s Cd Portmanteaux and Gladstone Bags, in great variety, from llsGd Tin Travelling Trunks, in various makes and all sizes HOLIDAY PRICES PREVAIL AND CUSTOMERS ALSO PARTICIPATE IN THE 0 (ft 8 X O < 4) GEE AT GIFT DISTRIBUTION NOW ON AT TE ARC HOUSE.

OYER 2000 BOYS’ WARNOCK & ADKIN. OVER CLOTHING FOE XMAS. 2000 MEN’S GARMENTS. Boys' strong Scotch Tweed Melville Suits, 2 garments, 5s 6d to 7s 9d Colonial ana English Tweed Cambridge, plain or strapped knees (our own make}, size 8 to 2£, 17a Gd to 25s A very stylish line in rough Scotch Tweed Norfolk Suits, os 6d to 12s 9d Boys’ Sand Sorgo Sailor Suits, 3s Gd to 7a Gd Boys’ Blue Serge Sailor Suits, 7s Gd to 21s Tweed Sailor Suits (very nobby line), 11s 9d to 14s Gd Stripe Stockinette Singlets (just arrived), to bo worn with Sailor Juits A very pretty lot of Boys’ Navy Cloth Blouse Suits, Ss.Gd to 8s 6d A similar lino in Light Summer Tweeds, Gs Gd to 9s 6d * Those are very Nicely Trimmed, and Suitable for Boys from Three to Seven Years Boys’ Washing Sailor and Blouso Suits (size, 0 to 10), 4s Gd to 7s Gd Boys* Washing Blouses only (size, 0 to 10), 2s lid to 5s Gd , These are in' White and Fancy Brills, Galateas, Hollands, &c., All Suitably Trimmed A largo lot of Sample Suits from 2s Gd to 4s Gd Single Knickers (plain and strapped knees), 3s Gd to Gs Gd WE AEE NOW MAKING UP BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING IN OUE OWN FACTORY, WHICH IS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD WORK AND. STYLE. CASH DISCOUNT OP IN THE WARNOCK & ADKIN

LAOOMPAGNIE FRANCO-NEO ZELANDAISB, 153, LAMBTON QUAY. JgEAUTIFUL BONNETS TRIMMED BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS BEAUTIFUL GRASS; LAWNS BEAUTIFUL PRINTED MUSLINS BEAUTIFUL LUSTRE FABRICS •BEAUTIFUL LACE COLLARS BEAUTIFUL SUMMER BLOUSES BEAUTIFUL SILK BLOUSES BEAUTIFUL TEA GOWNS BEAUTIFUL PRINT MORNING GOWNS BEAUTIFUL HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING BEAUTIFUL RIBBONS AND LACES BEAUTIFUL WASHING CAMBRICS BEAUTIFUL BLACK DRESS MATERIALS BEAUTIFUL SEQUIN BELTS I BEAUTIFUL BUCKLES _ BEAUTIFUL SUNSHADES BEAUTIFUL TROUSEAUX SILKS BEAUTIFUL BLOUSE SILKS COMPARE OUR PRICES. 702 INSPECTION INVITED. THE OTTO GAS AND OIL ENGINES. B OUGHT'S OTTO HIGH SPEED GAS AND OIL ENtUNES Are the Best, Simplest, and the Cheapest in the market. Not Luitated, Up-to-date. See for yourselves. "Working in the Exhibition, making Black Swan Butter every night. ALEX. ROSS, Sole Agent for New Zealand, Saw and Tool Maker and Importer, Dixon street, Wellington (opposite Royal Oak Hotel), 77

CASH CHRISTMAS BONUS. , EX OTAEAMA. 15 CASES AND 8 BALES. ARKED SALE PRICES AT ONCE Heavy Towels, la lid doz Dimity, 4&d o IJyd wide Nainsook, 4-id Hard Book Muslin, 4d Spotted Muslins, 3-,d, 4d and 4Jd Galatea Stripe, 41d and 5Jd Antimacassers, 4|d Tape-edge Lace Curtains, la Cd pair Real Christmas Joy. 5a Cd Embroidered Table Covers, 3s lid ■Pink, Myrtle and Orange Tarlatan, 3£d ; Large Turkey Towels, Cd Splendid Table Damask, IOJd, Bid Sheetings, Real MarvelsPrints, lovely patterns, 2s lid, 3s lid. Is lid The Puli. Dress. Zephyrs, full dress, for 3a lid - Oatmeal Cloth, full dress, 3s lid .New Embroidery, 2id, 2d, lid, Id' Now Insertions from Id Ladies’Black Cashmere Hose, Cd pair Children’s Hose, 2d pair Printed Delaines, full dress, 2s lid Ladies* Muslin Aprons, Cid Cooking Apron, BJd j Ladles’ Underclothing, Superior Yalue, at Half-price, WITH CASH BONUS. WE RETURN BONUS IN CASH AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE. CALL ALL. CALL EARLY. JOH. E. LINDBEEG, WRONG SIDE OP CUBA STREET. 0. CK SHERWOOD, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ■ UST Arrived, per s.s. Rakaia, a parcel of Rotberhams and other English Lever Watches Electro-plated goods Gold apd silver jewellery Silvej English Lever watches, from £2 los Boys’ silver keyless watches (bocks do not open), I7s 6J . Ladies* silver watches, from 20s j gold, from Parcels delivered free. 758 92, Cuba btbeet. -dOs. 895 SEND IT TO SHORTT'B AUCTION BOOMS.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3006, 18 December 1896, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3006, 18 December 1896, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3006, 18 December 1896, Page 3