ALMOST A CYCLING TRAGEDY. The Cvclists’ Touring Club was enjoying its weekly pedal recently when one o the members was constantly being chaired for his gloomy face, notwithstanding that every other member was enjoying the outing. , „ “ Well, wouldn’t you be out of sorts, he retorted,, “ if you had forgotten your tobacco! ” “No! I’d borrow some! “ But, I smoke Bears’ —and there’s no smoke like it! ” ■ „ . , “So do most of us. Here s some! And so all gloom was chased away. Try Bears’, too. Sold loose, 8d an ounce; in handy packets, loss 3d, 2oz Is 6d.—Advt.
Most of London’s street traffic accidents are due to trade and commercial vehicles, followed by private motor cars, motor cycles, omnibuses, push bikes, and tramcars, in that order.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20355, 12 March 1928, Page 14
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