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Otago Witness, Issue 2201, 7 May 1896, Page 37

40 GEOEGE .STREET, DU3STEDIIT, CYCLE AGEftST AUD BB¥iPORTER B >«♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦*< SOLE AGENT FOR OTAGO FOR • Both renowned throughout the World for their DURABILITY, RELIABILITY, COMFORT, and SPEED. Attheclo?e of another season the RAGLAN and ROVER have proved themselves to be not only the Most Popular, but also the Spkkdikst Mounxs in Otago, as will be seen by the following. PATH RACING.— In a scries of thre^ r*caa, one, thres, aud five-miles, run by the Dnnedin Cycling Club, tho Ragujj scored Most Points and Won tie Trophy. In the Team Racb D.C.O. v. 1. C0., one Raglan won the race by half a lap ; another Raglan scored Most Points. At all the Sports Meetings, both in Town and Country, the Raglan and the Rover have always won their fair share of prizes. ROAD RAClNG.— Balclutha Bicycle Club's Road Race, RAGLAN First, Second, and Record ; Tapanul Cycling Club's Road Race, RAGLAN First and Faste»t Time ; O.C.C. Road Race, ROVKR Third ; Dunedin to Outi am Record. TOURING.— Ridden by the Majority of that large body of Touring cyclists— lhe members of the Dunedin Cycling Club— and by the Majority of the Lady Riders in the Province. In Stock and Arriving, Bicycle for LADTBS, for GRNTLBMEN' and TOURISTS, and for tbe RACING MAN either on Road or Track. ' From £17 17s to £28.

, ABB THB * / " MR A. DALGLEISH (45 YEARS OF AGE) LOWERED THE OAMARU TO DUNEDIN RECORD TO shr 21min, BEATING ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS BY 20min, ON A - Ei: B CX:eiffI::RE2:E& (261b Weight). MR W. BELL (21 YEARS OF AGE), ON HIS HURfflB^R RACER, SECURED 11 FIRST, 4 > ■ 2 THIRD PRIZES OUT OF 23 KB IN. THESE TWO EXAMPLES PROVE THE HUMBEiR HO BH THE BEST ON ROAD AND TRACK ' • AND EOE OLD AND YOUNG. 164 and 168 George Streets AGENT FOR THE SEND FOR CATALOGUE, POST FREE.