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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7293, 4 January 1902, Page 5

' EXPKEiSS PASSENGER LIST. Passeneera * for th c south' to-day:— Mr H. Beeves- Mr M. Power. Mr A. D. 'Miller. Mr Eric "Whitcombe. Mr K. A. Newman. Mr C. Newman, Miss Sbury, Mi«s Laurie, Mr K. E. Maither, Mrs Milburn and child, Miss Earwaker. Mt and Mr* W. Rowlands and Mr P. J. Priest. Passensrers from the south to-day:— Mr Moore, Mr and Mrs Harrison, Mt W. ■ R. Stephen*. Mr and Mrs G. Marshall, Mr W. A. Woodder. Mr Thomas Mackenzie, M.H.R., Mr G-.'C Harvey, Mr A. Jaokspn, Mr S. BoR, Mr W: Low, Mor end Mis Hancock and three childreni, Mr Joseph Hancock, Mr H. A. Foothead, Mr *m# Mrs Barnes, Mr Frank M'Kechnie, Mr H. HeJ'lyer, Mrs G. Boy, Mr C. H. Browne, Mr and Mrs Keya, Mr D. Gollsn and family. Mr and Mr« M'Farlane, Miss Hurst, Mrs Newton, Mrs Gifford. Mia A. A.. Smith, Miss Ethel M'Donald, Mr and Mrs Braley and Mr Fctott. i. .■'■'■ It i» bard to say what k the ultimate cost of ft so-called "cheap": bicycle, but it is certain to amount to very much more than a high-class machine, therefore if you wish to cycle in comfort and security at a minimum of expanse, jordef either a Humber or Anglo-Special \ bicycle, made and guaranteed by espori*n«ed and respon* Bible concerns. See the two^-speed gear and free-wheel ; it is simple andf jpractical ; also .luggage-carriers, hold-alls, tijp-meters, etc., suitable for cycle touristsi : The AngloNew Zealand Cycle Company, D.1.C., and 226, High Street. _. ..L t XI J9&