A DEMONSTRATION OF "TRIUMPH" POPULARITY

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1582, 28 October 1912, Page 4

A DEMONSTRATION OF "TRIUMPH" POPULARITY

The "Triumph" motor-cycle has demonstrated time and time again, here in N'cw acaaml, its possession of such hi°h qualities as reliability, economy in ritiinm<f, efficiency, capacity to stand hard wear, and ability to climb' hills at high speed. It lias demonstrated these things in actual competition, under competitive conditions, and it has demonstrated them less publicly, but not less effectively, in every-da.v use at tlio hands of thousands of motor-cyclists. Ever since we first introduced the "Triumph" to the New Zealand market the machine has prowii ill popularity until to-day it isUlie stand-' aid motor-cycle in the Dominion-rlic machine by which all others are judged. If additional demonstration is needed of the popularity of the "Triumph," we may mention (hat we have entered into a contract for tlio supply during tlio next twelve months of 500 "Triumph" motorcycles, the maximum number available for shipment here. The total retail value of the order is .£40,000. The first shipment of 85 "Triumphs," arriving per the s.s. lonic, under the new contract, has a retail value cf .E7OOA, and is the biggest shipment of motor-cycles of one make ever sent to one firm in Australasia.- That is a demonstration of our faith in the

"Triumph" and our belief in its phenomenal popularity. We can also show the accepted contract to anyone interested. The new model 1912-I.') "Triumphs" sell as follows:—Fixed engine, .£7O; free inBine, ,£SO,- three-speed, JCS7 10s. We have fixed, and free cngino models for immediate delivery. Adams, Ltd., agents for "Triumph" motor-cycles and cycles, High Street, Christchurch. Branches at l'ulnierston North, AVanganui. Agents, Messrs. Sutherland and- Kankine, Mercer Street, Wellington, and tho Tourist Motor Co., Hastings.—Advl.

Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will be holding a stock sale at Jolmsonvillo on Wednesday, October 30, at 2.15 p.in*