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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 12, Issue 76, 2 August 1948, Page 8

IN OWNING THE WHITTLE’S CYCLES AND MOTORS THOSE TAKE PLEASURE 'T’O you who have no time for second best, the Humber makes an instant appeal. The Duplex Forks, the Humber Bottom Bracket are, to you, not merely “something different.” They are the visible evidence of that little moire which goes to the making of the Humber and which lifts it completely out of the ranks of ordinary bicycles. Send for the Humber Catalogue.

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