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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1988, 19 February 1914, Page 4

INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS OF THE 4-n.P. TIUUMJ'H AT CHRIST-'" CHURCH. The first shipment of the near J9H model ''Triumph" motor-cycles, consistirig of ■ forty-eight standard 4-h.ii. throesjjeed mndiincs, iirrited in Chrfstchurch ob Thursday, last. By 1 p.m. on [Saturday iio less than twenty-three had been spl<f, mid trrd-ers nro still - floe-king in. W® had been led to expect something of especial merit in the 1914 model, but the fffl.il.ity has surpassed bath one ©w« o-k*)"c--tation's and those of our client.";. T'fio fimnifig of the new l-h,p. mode) is a perfect revelation, «vcn to those who had experience of the flexibility andf ready response to control of the 1.913 three-speed ''Triumphs" The increase in engine power provides a very big reserve of power for tho side-ear user, and excellent as the 3J-h.]>. "Triumph" was as a sids-#ar machine, the 4-n.p, model is still Jiotter. As a solo machine it retains all the virtues of the lower-powered models, and embodies several improvements, while it, w also capable of n. higher speed. Of "Triumph'' quality in general wo need say nothing. It has been proved in open competition in New Zealand On scores of occasions, the latest of whiq.h was the winning of the, North Island Fifteen Mites Championship Racci, conducted under the auspices of the MatKiwntu Motor Cyclists' Club on January 122. We can give immediate delivery of the lill4 4-h,p. "Triumph" fsifed svitli the- celcbvited Sturmsy-Archer three-speed 3nd\ also of the famous "Ciitoe'let," sideixr. Adams, I«td« Aeents for "Triumph 1 ' MtftoT'tycHs, High Street, Chlisldiurch. Depots -at Wanganui sod rolmerston. Agencies, Sutherland and Rankine, Wei, lingic®, ajid Tourist Motor Co.. Hastings