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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4771, 29 September 1902, Page 4

A GREAT CYCLING CENTRE. THE BYKO, 2. WILLIS STEBET. LAST TEN DAYS OF ODE ABSOLUTE CLEAEANCE SALE. Notable Eevival of Public Interest in all things appertaining to cycling. THE man who thinks the Bicycle has passed its period of popularity should drop into THE BYKO about this time. His valuable opinion will undergo a change: in fact, we can promise him an eye-opener. We have LAEGE STOCKS, which we are compelled to CLEAE OFF BEFOEE END OF PEESENT MONTH; to ensure an absolute clearance by that date we are quitting EVEEY LINE WITHOUT EXCEPTION at LESS THAN COST. Also a few Ladies and Gents’ secondhand Bicycles still left in stock—the balance of fifty. We are practically offering these at YOUE OWN PEICE. Come and give us an offer; we can only say YES. OUE SALE is a real Public Benefit, not only giving an impetus to Cyclists, but a vigorous impulse to Cycling itself. CAUTION. There are some people who always notice an opportunity by its departure. This is just what will happen to Cyclists who postpone their purchases until after the End of the Present Month, when they will find our SALE OVEE and the chance gone for ever. EEMEMBEE! LAST TEN DAYS’ ONLY to END OF SEPTEMBEE. A. B. POWNALL AND CO.. THE BYKO. 187 •mfl-ASONIC TTOTEL NAPIEE. FEANK MOBILES. Proprietor. BAKEES and Grocers please ring up the “New Zealand Times” for Billheads. Cheapest Printing House in the city. Telephone. 1045. SI I