THE "NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST."

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6285, 16 September 1898, Page 3

THE "NEW ZEALAND CYCLIST."

The present week marks another epoch in the history of the "The New Zealand Cyclist," which: comes out in its current number as a tliirty-four-page paper, including a splendidly illustrated two-page supplement. To the ordinary departments of the journal, which have been conducted in such a way as to make it exceedingly popular with cyclists all over the colony, have now been added' special columns, edited by experts, dealing with particular phases of the ' pastime; and sport. " Cap'n Cuttle," gives, in ah interesting manner, valuable hints and advice to the everyday rider. Any person desiring information upon anything affecting his or her bicycle, or assistance in the selection of a new wheel, is invited to make use of the experience and knowledge of this expert. "A Cycling Crank" discourses, in a crisp, bright style, on various topics affecting cycling as a sport. The weekly articles by these special writers will doubtless be appreciated by readers of the "Cyclist," and as the proprietors have also taken the important step of reducing the price per copy from 3d to id, this attractive publication should become still more popular. To all classes of wheelmen and' wheelwomen this up-to-date journal is proving indispensable, and at its reduced price should find its wav into the hands of everyone interested in cycling.