FROM " A CHAT WITH A CYCLING CORRESPONDENT "

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10625, 21 March 1896, Page 4

FROM " A CHAT WITH A CYCLING CORRESPONDENT "

"Where sr'e yonr oilier models ? " " Biiried, in j good friend. We have confined oitr efforts to the handling of two machines—one for gentlemen and one for ladwr,. By reducing the tiiimbei of patterns we are abi? fc> give the higtest vain*, as our contrncts wi«)h the manufacturers ruri.np to nearly 500 cycles The wheel owe arc offering are equal to machines .at £25 to £30 ; yon cannot get better." "How do you eell go cheap?" "By contracting for <jiianti tigs and doing a jjnstliiig',inis>niesa _ £23 10s Waijbtja price of the ' Coibbiii Stiif,' but we how give far better valua for £20," Send for catalogue. All duplicate parts pricea and illustrated; Ni) rabra costly repairs. Adams Ctcue Coiipant; Manchester strexfe, Chrititchnrch.

HOLLOWATS OJNTMKNT Aifr> PILLS. —Healtll'S Defences. —None save the strongest can with impunity -pass through the sudden transitions from wet to.diy, from coli! to .muggy weather,so prevalent during the Ki-.thnmal and early winter, months. Influenza, bronchitis; coiigh, Bore throat, or quinsy will attack thofie most watchful bf theii heiiJth; "but they caa readily arrest any of these complaints by rubbing HoUoway/s Ointment twice a day upori the ikin 'over tlie aifected 7»Hs, and by assisting fts corrective action with appropriate doses of his Pills: This well-kndwn, safe, and easy mode of I*eatraent efficiently protects the .invalid- both from present and future, danger Svithoiit weakening or. even disturbing the system in the slightest degree. 32

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