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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6900, 12 February 1894, Page 2

E AL EI'GH ! 2300 PK Were Won in One Year on RALEIGHS (No other firm can approach this ricord by thousands), And the following Seven Riders became National Champions, (All Riding RALEIGHS)— Signor Luigi Cantu, Champion of Italy. Signor Buscetti, Champion des Juniors of Italy HerrA. Gericke, Champion de Vitesse, Austria Ilerr W. Friedrick, Champion de resistance, Austria Mr S. lAnton, Champion of Wales Mr J. D. Celliers, Champion of South Africa Mr A. A. Zimmerman, Champion of World And not forgetting Mr E. Reynolds, of Auckland, who holds al New Zealand records from 3 to 10 miles. $3L Prices to suit all, except buyers of rubbish. SPECIAL LINES IN LADIES' 'CYCLES. Terms : Either Cash or Easy Time Payments, according to arrangement. Call or write for Illustrated Catalogues We defy competition. Remember— Machines supplied at English Catalogue Prices. No Commission Charged. TWO SECOND-HAND 'CYCLES. WI. MILLER, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST Sole Agent for Gisborne District. lusic. lusic. ARRIVED Ex S.S. MAMARI AND TAINUILatest and Best Novelties SONGS AND_DANCE MUSIC AGENT FOR THE Dresden Piano & Organ Oompany Pianos on Time Payment System, from £1 per mouth. Musical Instruments of every description. Also, — A Large Stock of Sheet Music TO SEEECT FROM, At E. PARHELL'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE. Gladstone Road. JAS. CRAIG, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to intimate that on and after Saturday, November 4th, Hot Lunches Can be had from 12 noon to 2 p.m., And that Liglit Hefreshmeftts, such as Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, etc., may be had at all hours during the day. Hot Meat and Fruit Pies, with Tea .or Coffee, every Saturday Evening. DENTISTRY. MESSES WILSON & DAVIES SURGEON DENTISTS, Tennyson Street, Napier. MR WILSON will visit GISBORNE every three months. His next visit will be EARLY IN APRIL, remaining for One Week. Messages to bo left at Mr Gso. Fosters Chemist, Gladstone road. 15 MRS CARO, SURGEON TJ E N T I S T, OF NAPIER, Will arrive in Gisborne on or about the 11th MARCH, and may be consulted at the Masonic Hotel as usual.