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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 12, 5 April 1927, Page 11

“HERE’S HOW,” MR. TRAFFIC INSPECTOR “Two visitors, who were here from Australia at the time of the Duke of York’s visit, and who had been in many parts of the world, told me they were impressed with the fine standard set in the control of traffic in Auckland. The efforts of the Traffic Inspectors compared very favourably indeed with those of Australian and other cities of the South.” Cr. C. F. Bennett, at the Auckland City Council.

Tram and Bus Fares Going Up! RIDE a CYCLE and Save Money -j T T mm r on m □ a Ride a Cycle —to Work —to Sports —for Health —for Economy Ride a Cycle —and be independent of Train, Tram, or Bus. You can get a High-grade English Cycle for 3\9 per week Send 10/- Deposit, and we will forward a Cycle for Seven Days’ Riding Test. We will deliver it free in Auckland or pay the Freight to your nearest port or railway station. If the machine is not satisfactory, return it and we will refund your money. But if you decide to keep it, you will then pay 3 9 per week for one year (for Gent.’s Cycle) or 4/- per week for one year (for Lady’s Cycle). The high-grade Cycle we offer you on these easiest of terms has best Weldless Steel Tube Frame, Eadie Coaster Hub with Back-pedalling Brake, Reversible Handlebars, Three-coil Spring Saddle, Reynolds or Perry Chain, English Dunlop Tyres (15 months’ guarantee; the tyres of most other cycles are guaranteed for six months). Rubber or Rat-trap Pedals. Rear Reflector, Pump and Bag of Tools supplied with the machine, which will arrive fitted up ready to ride. FARMERS’ TRADING CO. LTD. HOBSON ST. AND WYNDHAM ST.