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Thames Star, Volume xxx, Issue 9450, 28 September 1899, Page 3

M?ssey- Harris, Government Standard Bicycles. Run Easy and Keep Running Easy. Used by Victorian GoveiWent Posta and Telegraph Clerks, also Polic< Forces of Wellington, Christ church and Duneclm, N.Z. Some recent successes on path and road: i^-Mile Championship of the Colony pi New Zealand, won by E. Reynolds. Broken Hill Flying Stakes, won by McDonald. 2-Mile Provincial Championship of Auckland, N.Z., won by E. Reynolds. 3-Mile Championship of the Colony of New Zealand, won by Alf. Maxwell. 5-Mile Amateur Championship of the Colony of Victoria, won by E. Reynolds. . ■" .. 7-Minute Pursuit Race, St. Kilda track, won by Fred Hunt, defeating English champion, Jack Green; New Zealand champion, A. J. Body ; Australian champion, R. H. Walne; Irish champion, Harry Reynolds. 20-Mile Australian Natives' Road Championship of the Colony of Victoria, won by C. E. Kiel. 20-Mile St. Kilda Road Race, won by W. C. Newell. Time, 60mins. 20-Mile Grace Park Road Race. Fastest time made by C. Bowen. 20-Mile National Handicap Road Race of Canada, won by Maxwell. Time, 58mins. 25-MiJe Diamond Road Race, won by Doyle. The winners in all the above events were mounted on Massey-Hams wheels. On view at the Thames agent's: R. R. MoGREGOR, Queen, st. SALE I SALE I SALE I L ■■ "0 * ■ GEO; MARTIN'S Winter Sale Is Now On. BOTH SHOPS. BHORTLAND & GRAHAMSTOWN, Inspect Prices before Purchasing, TO MEN. Write for free copy of valuable book about yourselves, your health, your happiness, your future. It contains » full exposition of the human system and the remedies adopted. No need to consult doctors. Posted free in sealed envelope, Every man should read it. Addrew^G. Specific, 539 Elizabeth-street North Melbourne. TO LADIES. Ko need to oonault doctors or chemist*. The remedies • you require in your own bands. Write tor free copy of valuable book about yourselves, your health, your welfare. Every wo.am should read It Posted free