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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9644, 17 January 1899, Page 3

Mb G. M. Yeiiex, senior partner of tht Yerex and Jones Co., writing from America to his firm in Wollington, says of the Chainlesa Bicycle, "I reckon the Chainless will cost ua, laid down in New Zealand, far more than any other bicycle 1 sold in New Zpaland ; but we must handle it, as it is too good to pass. I have been unable in this country to find a Chainless rider who is not enthusiastic over the machine. Everyone who knows anything about it speaks in the highest terms of praise with it. Only the agents of bicycle makera who do not run a Chainless ' wink the other eye.' The Pope people said they would make 125,000 maohines this year." Mr Yerex also had much of interest to say about the new chain bicycles and improved Hartfords. We intend for the future to make the Pope Company's goods— Columbia Chainloss, Chain, and Hartfordß (which have always proved so reliable) our loading Hneß.— Advt. The travelling public who vi&it Palmerston North should make a point of interviewing M. Hogan at the Railway Hotel, whore they are assured of a hearty welcome and the best of accommodation The Railway has recently been renovated from floor to ceiling, and is now in every way adequate to the roquiremonts of those desirous of participating in the comforts of a first-olasa hotel. Tho Railway Hotel is close to tho station, a porter is always at command, and meals are supplied to suit the convenience of railway travellers. Advt,