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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 38, 20 September 1900, Page 20

A very useful tool is Mawson's Patent Lifting Jack, for lifting waggons and carriages while oiling, etc It is one of the handiest and be^t Jacks made. One man can easily lift a ton, and its weight is only 1 lib. It is quick in action. A trial will demonstrate ita wonderful utility as a great saving in muscular exertion. See it. The price, only 15s. Morrow, Basse tt, and Co,, sole agents, — # % Half a doz°n of the finest middle-distance racing cyclists in the world were among the starters in the Prix dv Conseil General, decided on the Municipal Path, Paris recently over one hour. We refer to Baugt', Ed. Taylor, Harry Elkes, Emile Bonhours, Tom Linton, and \V. Ross. The winner, Baug<', was excellently paced by Bertin on a motor tricycle and covered 38 miles 708 yards in the hour on his Duniop-tyred mount. — „% The following were the Massey-Harris wins at Tamworth (N.S.W ) Annual Carnival, 22ud August : — Maiden handicap — A. Fowler, 1 ; J. Craig, 2 ; A. Craig, 3. Club handicap — R. Moore, 1 ; W. Fulljames, 2 ; J. Craig, 3. Half-mile handicap — W. Fulljames, 1 ; 1). Thompson, 2 ; E. Mason, 3. Wheel rase— S. G. Burge, 1; A. Craig, 2 ; J. Ferrington 3. Lap handicap — A. Fowler 1 ; E. Mason, 2. Massey- Harris hanlicap — J. Craig, 1 ; R.Moore, 2 ; A. Craig, 3. Final handicap — R. M tore, 1 ; S. G. Burgc 2 ; J. Craig, 3. The Amateur Wheelers' Ro.id Race (Melbourne), $~> miles, H. G. Birch, 1. Victory (Melbourne) 10 mile road race — Bath, 2nd; Finnigan, 3, and fastest time. — ,% Extensive alterations and additions ha\ing now been made to the premises of the Imperial Drapery C.mpany, Princes street, Dunedin, the proprietors (Messrs Kilroy and Sutherland) draw the attention of the public; to their new and fashionable stock for the current season. Tnese goods have all be;n imported from the leading manufacturing centres in Great Britain and Ireland, the firm feeling that it is only right that British-made goods should have a preference to those of Continental countries. A visit will convince anyone that Messrs. Kilroy and Sutherland's display of goods cannot be excelled in the city. — tt * M

SUMSftN # ftA ( Late Denningham and Co.), THE AUCKLAND RECEIVING, FORWARDING, AND PARCEL DELIVERY UlUlUyil ÜbUV. AGENCY, No. 4, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. Baggage Agents for Thomas Cook and Jons. Telephone, 354. tost Delivery for Town and Suburbs, 5 p.m, ; Saturday, 1 p.m. Paroelß Bhould be ready 30min. before above time. Ag»ta throughout N.Z