THE ASBURTON CYOLING CLUB.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2321, 6 January 1890, Page 2

THE ASBURTON CYOLING CLUB.

TO THE EDITOB.

Sir,—The public of ftahbtuton ao doab; wonder why the iate'aded rasa meeting of ihe cyoliog clab baa he,'.a postponed, aai the Benson aptjat with the oyollog eporr, of Ashburton dead. Now this is *ho 1/ owing to the now domain tfok beiag dangerotn and aofis for reoing —ye doit.want vdaLting ciders to go •way w.th iahbarton ia oce packet aad break yonr-neok lo the other, nor fbe Domain trick of Ashbu-toa to ba a sure groun-J fo?' ojol'Sl eu:cldas. We wrote smooth latbers and nulled on the Boroagb Omaoll in a must ha cable manner time after time, aocl still the track remained in moon the same old plight, Many of oar mbmberd beoarne rampant, Dothing hw expin c, poatponcmaata and a oiumsy track They tbanghfc, and et last the following reao'ation was passed naanimomly " that the St-orstary wrfts a few plain wot da to the Borough Coancii." Now, I chanced to ba thu cufortunato who judged from (he feeling of the miet log wuat pain worda were Deeded; I h»ve bad little or no pracwc) in this braooh of tha composition art and co in my desire to thoroughly do coy duty I maud have over reaohed a little. However, the Aihborton B rough bava I fear, now fel* the dying klok of their local cycling olub and we will now join the rank* of loyal, quiet, ha noble cl: zana again.—I am, Sir, ?oara fatthfu'ly, BOBKET FIUZZEL, Hon. Sep. Ajbbarton Oyolmg Olub, OhrUtoha c'j Jannnry 3rd, 1890.