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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1947, 2 January 1914, Page 4

"TRIUMPHS" SWEEP HIE BOARD AGAIN, "Triumph" motor-cycles practically swept the beard, at the "South Canterbury Motor-Cyclists' Club's Reliability Trials, held on December 11,' results of which are just to hand. The route was froili Tiniaru to Fairlie, via Cfttt.lo Valley. The day was pouring wet, and there _ was a steep hill in the journey. The "Triumph" riders accounted for iirat (11. Nicholas) anil third places in tlw private owners' class, iivsi: (P. Baker} and senon.i (A. Lnwrie) in the trade riders' class; lirsfc, second, and third places for pottel consumption, find first pltsco in the teams" class (.Nicholas, Foster, i\ml Baker). "Triumphs" seo'-ed full marks throughout on tho hill-climb, bent all eotfipcitito.rs on petrol consumption, and had practically a clean sheet on tho score of reliability. The new three-speed "Triumphs" made especially good records in this trial. The three-speed "Triumph" has attained at a bound great popularity, sixty having been sold during tho last fow weeks. We hold a. good stock of three-speeds and more are dire to arrive shortly. The sueoesi of the three-speed "Triumphs" in tho recent side-car competition has settled for ever any doubts as to their «scellcj;co as side-car machines. Adams, Limited. Christehureh, Wangasui, Pslmtrston North, also Sutherland and Rwkine, Wellington i and Tourist Motor Co., Hastings,—Advt,