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Press, Volume L, Issue 15037, 4 August 1914, Page 9

' A creat saving in time, worry and LJ* will he effected by placing cleanng work m the I a- n f T M Hovwood and Co., Ltd. porters'iS -ly ~pon careful atten-ST-Bd prompt delivery. 7 Have your horses got sore shoulders girth-galls, or sores through chaf- . f'rolftho harness t keep « tin of item's Gall Curie always in tho atabjo jßsFfrce. Is Sd. John Berry, 6/0 Colombo street. *

The Risks of Travel. Sir Richard Cooper, M.P., president of the Commercial Travellers' Association, in his presidential address at Birmingham, said that from practical busi- ■ vesa experience ho could feel a genuine sympathy with tho members cf the As--soenrtion Ho had been schooled to &ome'extent in the art of. the profession, and he bad experienced somo of the rough and tumble of the life of tbo men on tho road. Speaking as a traveller by i*ail and eca, ho said, "in epite of all • -the science brought to bear in .the building of ships, and in spite of tho ingenuity of man, they must all recognise tliat v the human element was paramount in all things. Was there any walk- in life in which* the human element was of ' moro importance than in the calline of the*commercial traveller? They had to regret that there was not that direct "; interest and touch' war;- ».io principals ■ , 'of a coricem that there used to.be. Thero was even less of that personal touch and sympathy between commercial travellers and those with whom they had to deal so far as the indus-

tries of England were concerned." LAST WEEK OF .MOTOR-CYCLE CLEARING SALE. j %' Owing to tho fact that a compara- ■ lively small,number of motor-cycles remained unsold, after our stocktaking ilearance sale ,of second-hand machines, ,tho sale will'be continued to tho end of the present week to stimulate a quick clearance. Amongst the bargain.*that still remain to be, t>napped up by discriminating purchasers a Minerva,- 3\; h.p.,, with fore-car, just the thing for week-end fishing trips, a Bat, in excellent condition for £15, and a King Dick in first-class running order for £207 Tlie balance of-the stock is comprised of Triumphs and - ~ B.b.A/s Triumphs, of all modols, fixed and frPe .engines, are offered at from - £27 10s upwards. During this week, also, we are offering six Canoelot sidecars on MiJlford chassis, usual prico • ,'-£25, for-£2O. This is absolutely the laßt chance of obtaining tho exception***' ' "ally good valuo our clearing sals prices 'affer, aud prospective purchasers are - od vised to mako their selection at • once, beforo tho stock is ontirely disposed of. The _next cdiiDraent" of the latest modols Triumph and B.S.A. -motor-eyclos is due here about the mid-.' ' die of tli*-> present month," and will comprise 60 1 h.p. Triumphs, 20 three-speed •. B.S.A.*s and 6 2i h.p. Lightweicht •two-stroke fwo-smicd Triumphs. Orders i should be booked early to ensure promnt -deh'verv. ' Adam*, Ltd., agents for - -.Triumph" and B.S.A: motor-cvilc**-. High . : 6treot.* Christchuroh. i'G. "B. Brown. • Eriuraph and B.S.A. representative.) 6