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Otago Witness, Issue 3312, 5 September 1917, Page 48

Prices < Advance at an Secure Supplies Now, and Avoid Paying the Increase I Orders will be filled at Old Prices while Stock Lasts. 1 WING TO THE RECENT INCREASES in cost of cotton and rubber, prices for Covers and Tubes n jst advance at an early date. Most firms will pass this increase on to customers almost at once. We, however, do not intend to do this. Our aim has always been to supply cyclists' requirements at the lowest possible cost ( ; and in conformity with that policy we will fill all orders at old prices so long as our stocks last. How long we can continue doing this depends on the orders received. Orders will be filled in rotation as they arrive. If you delay sending in your order too long, we may be sold out by the time your order reaches us. In view of the savings that will be effected by prompt ordering, it's best to order right away. Here are Our Prices —Alw Ounlop Cover 17/6, Tube 7/6 (guaranteed 12 months); Oceanic Cover 12/6, Tube 5/9 (guar. 6 months): Clincher B. Cover (guar. 12 months) 14/- —specially good value ; Lion Cover (guar. 6 months) 10/-; Barnett Glass Cover HI (guar. 12 months) 16/- ; Barnett Glass Cover H2 (guar. 6 months) 12/6*; Bates'Britannia Cover (guar. 12 months) 17/6 ; Bates' Crescent Cover (guar. 9 months) 12/6 ; Bates' Champion Cover (guar. 6 months) 10/- ; Vulcanised Covers, 8/6 and 6/6. Inner Tubes, special value, 5/- (guar. 6 months); other Inner Tubes, 4/6. Send for the size you want—no difference in price. Postage paid on all Cash orders Speedwell Cycle Works, S 183 George St., Dunedin m ~^, *3 m Wa •V \zr. I *?. &k >£. m ■■:-.; i as UV: m $i §g * ■js £S% m% CO m ■ m m ?-i • m m - •:.' . ■ &r. -y U '«<- u 'Mmk i>s- ®* , * - V: m hV S 7' WA - ::■ ■ 5 :& H r. -y----ft ■.*- m S'f * my. ■ ■'. 3&* *; a w&m *«•< iVm i • I *?« "j. *.. m : -•« **. '.-.' &g*i sm m -■ m ,1 m m as i* x?> W % « . ;;■. >e leadii?§ fiarafies.

A Timaru resident had an enviable experience on Caroline Bay on the 25th, picking up a frost fish which measured sft 6in in length. The weight of the fish was 7;jlb.