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Southland Times, Issue 14577, 18 November 1910, Page 4

Cyclist Knew What every cyclist should know, every cyclist would know enough to ride a Southland Special Cycle. There is a.combination of good qualities in the "Southland Special" which have never been put into any other cycle. The best fittings (B.S.A), the best tubing- (50 per cent. nickel cold-drawn weldless). the best spokes (each will carry one ton tensile strain), the best tyres (Dunlop or your choice), the best chain (Renold's nickei steel, side plates, cast steel rollers, tensile breaking strain 3 tons), the best saddle (Brook's, more ; sold than all the other makes together), the best enamelling and finish our own ("nuff said"). NOT A SINGLE PARTICLE . OF MATERIAL GOES INTO THEM IF IT DOES NOT COME UP TO OUR STANDARD. If you are a buyer, and not yet convinced as to the speriority of the South-' land Special,- come along and ask for a demonstration. If packing the weight of ten 10 stone men on any one of our Southland Special Cycles will remove your scepticism we'll do it. PRICE—' QOOOGOOOGOOOOOO iCall or write for Catalogrue. 000000000000000 11«i IP si. THE STBAiaH'e-rEAX. CYCLE : DEE STREET. LfEMBERS of the Loyal Shamrock, •aU. Rose and Thistle Lodge, 1.0.0. F., M.U., are requested to attend the funeral of their late Bro. Wm, Brown, TO-DAY, IStli inst, leaving the residence of Mrs McKenzie, Tay* street, at 1 p.m. for the Eastern Cemetery. Members of the Loyal St. George Lodge are also invited to attend. 291,9 G. S. SPOWART, N.G.