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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14452, 26 May 1911, Page 5

Zymole Trokeys strengthen the voice, preventing the irritation which follows ft long strain on tho vocal cords. They ax© invaluable to public speakers and singers. ... WHERE THE AMATEUR SCORES. One of the most pleasing features attending the series of motor-cvclo races held' on New Brighton Beach on oaturday was the success of amateur riders on regular model machines, Mr C. H. Harrison, rid:ng a standard o£ h.p. " Triumph," finished first in t-nf ten miles event and' second in the tlrrty miles race. his time in the hitter heme, faster than "that of the winner. Mr Tv. S. Jameson, also riding a ard 3* h.n. ''Triumph," ran second to Mr Harrison in tlie ten-mile race, beating tiventy-seron other starters. In tile two-mil o s : do-c*ar race S. F. Barnefct, another 11 Triumph " rider, finished second, heins bsaten Bv a " Triumph " steered ~bv Mr O." R Broroi. Tims, out of'cix- first n:.d second prizes. fire were bv ' 1 Truimrjh " rders. and fcur !)y amateur "Triumph" riders. Tn the sideoar tho 'Triumph'' machines heat a high-powered twiii-cyl'nder machine. The meeting demonstrated ivhat- has frequently been d'minnstrated before—that the " Triumph " in +li" hands of amateur is 'rst r.s reliable. soeedy and effieient as tho '•'Triumph" -'n the hands of a professional. Tho " Triumph " doesn't need expert, attention to induce it to do its best. And its best ; s better than the of oth.er machines. Y\Vare noy tahine orders for "Trhimnhs" for dehVerv. .Adams Limited.', Stafford Street...'