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New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3130, 17 May 1897, Page 3

Don’t! Don’t what ? Don’t go to bona fide cyolo agents if you wish to purahaso a machine ; they know nothing whatever about them 1 ! ! There are stacks of other places where you can buy them, grocers, fishmongers, betters, fruiterers and others; every one of them keeps a different make and each one the beat the world can produce, although they have never been hoard of before You can rely on them being fitted up properly, a nut or bolt loose here and there does not matter; yon can easily adjust it yourself, and, if you break a limb through the machine collapsing, the hospitals are free to all Every time yon want your cycle repaired, any of the above experts can do it much better than a man who has served his time at the trade. Be sure and get some new make of tyre, they are all better than any of the old standard makes ; yon may take the agent’s word for that; and, above all, don t trouble about a guarantee, as the machines are so good you will not need it. If none of the above agents have cycles to suit you. try Inglia Bros., Trocadero Buildings, Willis street, bona fide cycle importers, who keep only such well-known machines as Hnm'.ers and Humber-Uoddards, and who are too busy to depart from their own trade. 930 Cyoledom, Willis street.—Hero are stocked ‘•Swift” and “James” cycles—two of the best English machines made. Nothing swifter than the “ Swift.” Lamps and bells all prices. Hugh Inglis, Cyoledom. 128