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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14250, 25 March 1914, Page 7

The “Herald" is a result producer for advertisers. AUSTRALIAN BOWLERS TESTIFY TO OUR CHECKED BAGGAGE SYSTEM. The testimony we get to our checked baggage system indicates its efficiency. We handled the Australian bowlers’ baggage, and the manager writes:—“ Not a package was lost or mislaid. Attention throughout New Zealand was splendid.’' For comfortable travelling, check your bageragfe through us. We collect, check, deliver on arrival. The N.Z, Express Co., Ltd. TRIUMPH AND B.S.A. SWEEP THE BOARD AGAIN. At the North Canterbury Motorcyclists’ Club’s beach race meeting at New Brighton on Saturday last there were two events. The first was a 48 miles race. Uhig was won by W. Hollobou (Triumph); iccond place was filled by C. Bennington iTriumph). Both these riders are. amateurs. Fastest time was put up by F Uowarth (Triumph), who filled third place. Fhe second event was a side-ear race over 16 miles. J H. Michael (8.5.A.) won the race C. Bennington (Triumph) second, and G. B. Brown (Triumph), made fastest time for single cylinder maibiuj. Michael’s win wag meritorious as his side-car tyre punctured four miles from home. He stooped and removed the tyre, finishing on the rim. The magnificent performance of the Triumph and B.S.A. in the club’s three-days’ trials in December will still be fresh in the memories of motorists. The latest successes prove that neither the Triumph or B.S.A. flukes its victories. They can always repeat their performances. The side-car successes prove what we have always maintained, that the and 4 h.p. single cylinder machine has plenty of power for side-car work. There were twin-cylinder machines in both events on Saturday. Call and see the now 1914 Triumphs and B.S.A.’s. ADAMS, LTD.. Agents Triumph and B.S.A.’s, Wanganui. IF BUILDING, PRICE OUR PORCELAIN BATHS, A QUALITY. ARTISTIC CAS FITTINGS. SANITARY LAVATORY BASINS. ELEGANT BATHROOM FIXTURES. L J SIGLEY & COY, TAUPO QUAY, .