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Otago Witness, Issue 3016, 3 January 1912, Page 59

THE (HUIPIOI HILL-BLI9BER, m NEW HUDSON THREE-SPEED MOTOR CYCLE. THE fact that the NEW HUDSON MOTOR CYCLE has not only had an unbroken rnn of successes at Home and abroad in open competition against the world’s best, but lias, as it were, “scooped the pool’ in locil contests, is conclusive proof of its exceptional capabilities and its undoubted superiority over other machines. Below we give the results of the LOCAL HILL-CLIMBING- CONTESTS. NEW HUDSON FIRST ON EACH OCCASION. Timaru Contest. NEW HUDSON FIRST; also best performrnce of the day on formula ; NEW HUDSON SECOND. Dunedin Contest. NEW HUDSON FIRST: also best performance of the d*y on formula ; NEW HUDSON THIRD. In the Timaru contest, it will be seen, no other machine was “in it ” with the NEW HUDSON. In the Dunedin contest NEW HUDSONS were 51 points ahead of anyone else. What more need we say in support of these results ? Surely they demonstrate unmistakably that for hilly or other country the NEW HUDSON is the speediest, surest, and most reliable Motor, For prices and particulars call or write. W. k. SCOTT & SONS 183 George Street, Dunedin.

-C * DUNLOP QUALITY s| DUNLOP TYRESFOR QUALITY AND SATISFACTION m...n THE BEST GUIDE ■when purchasing Tyres for any type o f Vehicle is to specify DUNLOP for you are then certain of obtaining the BEST. The name “ Dunlop” on any Tyre f—be it Cycle, Motor, Vehicle or , Perambulator—is your guarantee of Quality and Satisfaction, and I your protection against inferior I goods. The surest way is to always specify “Dunlops.* DUNLOP RUBBER CO.. All SialM and N.Z.

A nice point in consciences has been revealed by an anonymous correspondent, •who has' forwarded to the Treasurer of Victoria postal notes to cover any possible shortage in the payment of a probate duty.. , , A very ingenious method of preserving strawberries from slugs and birds has been devised by a lady resident at Ilaprua, •writes the oorresnondent of the Pahiatua Herald. She has placed the bunches of fruit in a preserving jar laid down on the proupd beside each plant. The artificial heat brings on the berries much faster than without the appliance.