Two accidents on the waterfront ■were reported last night. . Kenneth brrest, a married man residing in Taranaki street, was admitted to the hospital . suffering from a dislocated shoulder, the result of a fall while working on a steamer. A. Backler, a resident of Low/. - Cuba street, was also taken to the hospital with an injury to his spine received on the wharf.
TALKS ON BICYCLE BUYING— No. 5. &m A PART from the If act of L a B.S.A. Bicycle being really cheaper in the end, you would not care to be seen riding a so-called "cheap" machine while your friends are mounted on - genuine B.S.A's. The comparison would be far from agreeable and not worth undergoing for the sake of saving a few shillings. A B.S.A. is a machine to be proud of and its reliability ensures l'ree-from-trouble cycling. RIDE A "THOROUGHLY BRITISH.' BiS.A. Catalogue {N.Z- Edition) free from D. Y. RENNIE, . (Rtpreuntingß S.A. Ct.Ld.l Australian Boildra**, ' MELBOURNE.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLI, Issue 9248, 15 January 1916, Page 10
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