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Southland Times, Issue 19184, 1 March 1924, Page 13

When the “ Biggest One ” you’ve ever hooked gets away then you’ll wish you had bought C. A. C. ANGLING REQUISITES. ? /l / | - x S | / A large and ’ * *" fl Varied range of J 3 B / kept. Rods by Xx / ✓' 3 / best British f / makers, Silk sei X Jg / Lines, Gut, I / Traces, Reels, Baits, and Lead K 11 / Sinkers. All [J prices down to 4W /V / I Write for free : r / I illustrated Cata- ' \ logue, and Price - 1 Yv List to ~ C.A.C. -■Bfe.. SPORTS DEPOT, 5 Shortland Street, ~ Auckland.

Motor-cycling-. HARLEY-DAVIDSON Scoops the Pool. IN FAST HILL-CLIMB OF THE PIONEER CLUB AT CASHMERE HILLS ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, OVER THE STIFFEST COURSE EVER SET. RESULTS:— LIGHT-WEIGHT CLASS, H. BIRDLING (HARLEY-DAVIDSON), FIRST. G. HENDERSON (HARLEY-DAVIDSON), SECOND. Also Fastest Time and Second Fastest Time. BOTH MEN WERE MOUNTED ON HARLEY SPORT MODELS, HEAVY-WEIGHT CLASS. H. L. PIPER (HARLEY-DAVIDSON), FIRST. H. BIRDLING (HARLEY-DAVIDSON), SECOND. L. C. MONCKMAN (HARLEY-DAVIDSON), THIRD. Also First, Second and Third Fastest 'Rme. ALL THE HARLEY-DAVIDSON MACHINES ENGAGED WERE JUST ORDINARY STOCK MODELS, AND THEY WERE OPPOSED BY A LARGE NUMBER OF OPPOSITION MACHINES OF VARIOUS MAKES. WHAT BETTER PROOF OF SPEED, POWER AND FLEXIBILITY? WILSON, FRASER - & TAPPER, LTD. SOLE SOUTHLAND AGENTS FOR HARLEY-DAVIDSONS.

”A BOTTLE OFBONWCTON’&PLEASE" ‘Bonnincjtoiis Srish Tlloss Willqet nd of your cough of cold , 'A BOTTLE OFBONNINQONSIPLEASE’’

Cheap Motor Cycles. W/E have some good used Motor Cycles for Sale, and ’’ can Guarantee them being in good order. NO. 1431— INDIAN SCOUT MOTOR CYCLE; with two new covets and Prestolight, tank and lamp; in perfect running order. NO. 139&-7/9 INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE, 1922 Model, in perfect order. Complete. £B5 Davies & Prenfice, Ltd. DEE STREET. 'PHONE-347, ' p.o. BOX-262.

200.000 Overland Cars SOLD IN 1923. The Factory has Orders for 300,000 in 1924. The Popular Light Car. Watts & Grieve, Ltd. ESK STREET INVERCARGILL.

I Hof I roont hre ’4IQVE)fioiLJLi? / Fire, f U COMFORT & CONVENIENCE. II I your-Sitting*-Room 11 I I' yo*- Law ia.supply• ot Hot- Water extea I cost and without. -troTihlpJ r —n—mw 1 In homes where the cooking >» done with Gtas or I ! this mew Fire is J i indispensable. It provides- C I Hot Water for the prepara- ■ r) li I tion of Tee, the Kitchen Sink, the Davaiory 11 I Basin, etc. It- alsopemnteof the fire iaitjie a R HWI If II Kitchen Range being dispensed with in the ; Ij -TH 4I f // II evening. These Fires are becoming very Hf J [/ JJ P°P u^ar ? many are now installed in ti-B! Il Bungalows and other houses. The price is |L|~ LEW ■j-ijll I* I very modeeabe. *ll-11 I I I WALKER, LTO. MuaiMtafan, D—Mil. I