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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1948, 3 January 1914, Page 4

"TRIUMPHS" SWEW THE BOARD AGAIN. "Triumph" isiotor-cy«lo.s praciicilly swept this board at the' South Canterbury Motor-Cyclists" Club's Reliability Trials, held en December 11, resuits of which are just to hand. The routo was from fimarn ta iPnirlio, via Cattle Valley. Tlw ■day was pouring wet, and there _ was a steep hill in the journey. The "Triumph" riders accounted fof first (H. Nicholwi) and third (Daigleish) places in the private owners' class, first (F. I'sker) and see.m'l (A. Lawrie) in the trade riders' class? first, second, and third places petrol con> sumption, and first place in the team*' claw (Nicholas, Foster, anil Baker). "Triumphs" scored fnll marks tfti'ousiiout Oil the hill-climb, beat all conipotitois 011 petrol consumption, and had practically & clean sheet 011 the score nf reliability. The now three-speed "Triumphs"' made especially gwi records in this trial. The "three-speed "Triumph" lias attained at a bound .ureal popularity, sixty having iioon sold during (ho inst few weeks. Wo hold a. E ool ' stock of three-speeds mid more are duo to arrive shortly. The success of the thtee-speed "Triumphs" in tiio recent side-car competition has fettled for over any doubU as io their cxcellenes as side-car maehinc?. Adams. Limited. Cliris'elmre.h, Waner-i----nui,' l'aliuevstoii_ Xerth, ulso SnHu'riand and Rnnkine, Wellington i and Tourist Motor Co.. Hasttflgs.—Advt.