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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 107, 3 November 1896, Page 3

DIRECT FROM STAFFORDSHIRE. 600 Tea~Pots 600 BEAUTIFUL FANCY TEA POTS. DURABLE USEFUL TEA POTS. IN ENDLESS VARIETY AND PROFUSION. Inspection Invited. Nobody Pressed to Buy. DIRECT FROM CEYLON AND INDIA. STRONG rpTjl A DELICIOUS FLAVOURY 1 JCi A REFRESHING BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE AND PEKOE SOUCHONG. IN 1001 b CHESTS, 501 b CHESTS, 101 b BOXES, 51b BOXES. BURATUKA, TIGER BRAND~ RED HEART, OKO, T.C.T., AND EMPIRE CO. 'B TEAS, , IN 10LI5S, SLBS, lLl!, AND .\LB. J OSEPH DARRAGH. Au attempt as made last Monday by Mr W. A. Thompson, of Wellington, to i break the present cycling record between Blenheim and Nelson. Owing to the heavy weather it was unsuccessful, but on some portions of tho journey excellent time was made. The first stage, from Blenheim to Havelock, a distance of 28 miles, was covered in 1 hour and 30 minutes, notwithstanding a strong adverse wind. Heavy rain then came on, and on overtaking the coach at Canvastown the cyclist jogged along behind ifc, finally teaching Nelson ! after a journey of 8 hours and 20 ruin- .! ntes. Mr Thompson rode a QUADRANT Roadster geared to 84 and I weighing 27lbs. Referring to Mr Thompson's performance, a Nelson paper says that a man who can average 28 miles I an hour on roads such as were ridden over is not likely to appear to disadvantage on the track. Mr Thompson intends attempting to put up a record from Nelson to Foxhill on Monday next. J. DARRAGH, AGENT, FEILDING. " " R J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP. FEILDING, JIPT OPENED — First Consignments of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Hats and Bonnets, Sun. Bonnets, Dress Material, Prints, and Cotton Goods of ail descriptions, all of which are being marked at the very LOWEST Figures. Clothing Department.

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