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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4322, 3 April 1901, Page 1

The tt>ellevue HE -O E L L E V U E Gardens. ARDENS, (LATE McNAB'S) LOWER BUTT, THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND ORNA MENTAL GARDENS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE MESSES ORE AND LODDER (the Proprietors) have pleasure in announcing that the BELLEVUE GARDENS (lutMcNab's) are now ready to receive visitors The residence having been thoroughly rt novated and re-tarnished, patrons may ret; on iinding everything first-class. Privat Dinner and Picnic Parties arranged for Satisfaction Guaranteed. Permanen' Boarders and Tourists will find Exocllon Accommodation at the Bellevue Gardens The. manager (Mr Maughund) having had considerable experience with the Unio< Steam Ship Company, patrons may rely on receiving the very best attention. The Gardens and its Beautiful Picturesque [Surroundings are so well-known that tip Eioprielors feel- it is needless to describe them in this announcement. Correspon dcnce invited, addressed either to th. Manager, Bellevue Gardens, or to the Proprietors, Messrs Orr and Lodder, City Buffet Hotel, Lambttn quay, Wellington Telephone 702. 56;? .RALEIGH CYCLES. DEAR SIR OR MADAM,— EE RALEIGH AND OTHER FREE WHEELS. HAVING in view the fact that the plain bearings in cycles were abolished years ago, we did not rest .content until it was demonstrated at the Crystal Palace during the National Snow, and admitted By eU'.tlie principal and independent experts that we possessed the BEST ADJUSTABLE BALL-BEARING FKICTIONLESS FREE WHEEL on the market. Plain bearing free wheel gears do not, of course, allow cycles to run as fast as those with ball bearings, or fixed gears, and they are not adjustable. In time the type of plain bearing free wheel gear will also become free both /ayt-, and therefore useless. As this freedom generally happens when the rider ’s putting pressure upon his pedals, be is Fable to be thrown. Plain bearing free-whoa) gears have only one advantage, and that is to the manufacture)!', who cau get them made by cheap labour at-less than half the cost, and in one quarter of they time that it takes/to make ours with.hull bearings, containing 124 perfectly ■ 'gauged steel balls. It is therefore on account of cheap and quick construction that nearly _ all cycle manufacturers, and file principal makers of cycle parts, are pushing the sale of plain bearing free wheels, most ct which, not being really free, are bringing free wheeling into disrepute. Forifurther information apply A - ' BfWS , ' WILLIS street:. >f.E W For AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. BATE-HB0!N, TAILOR, 48, CUBA STREET. 1~3 now Irnding a Choice Shipment of TWEEDS, SERGES, VICUNAS AND WORSTEDS, OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER—A SPECIAL.!.! V. A. F A I' fc K;% O h UP-TO-DATE TAILOR. Cuba street. ABSOLUTE GENUINE SALE OF BOjTiS AND tHOiLS £\ OW OJN AT - PEARCE’S BOOT A. BOA.DE, CUBA STREET. ‘■ ACME" ENGIAL mUE SIMPLEST AND MOST EBJL LIABLE GAS ENGINES MADE. PRICES VERY MODERATE. One 6-h.p. landing, other shipments following.. Sole Agents for New Zealand—,T. W. WALLACE & CO. 18 54, Victoria street, Wellington. SCOTT'S; WILLOW BANkA PLIMMEE'S STEPS (Next to Exchange Hall). LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. THE above Boardinghouse has 33 rooms and is well-known .to travellers of the working class. Hot and Cold Bating Piano, fiooil, Plain Cooking. Terms, 2s (3d per day; IGs and 17a per week. Snecial arrangements for permanent boarders and families. - 614 M. A. MACKENZIE, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (By Examination). Has REMOVED to SHARE'S BUILDINGS, 1 Opposite Government Railway Station