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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 100, 7 May 1901, Page 1

The he TQ> UDGE -LiiUDGE w HITVV."TH BITWurTH BICYCLE IS before every other Machine in the land, and is the BEST and CHEAPEST in' the long run. 23 “SPECIAL” BUDGE WHITWORTH LADY’S BICYCLE Is one of the most popular Lady’s Cycles on the market, and is unequalled in design, finish, and appearance. Its elegant appearunce and easy-running qualities have gained for it a very wide appreciation, especially among ladies who have become export cyclists. The weight Is low, but so cut down as not to sacrifice its strength or rigidity; and all its fittings, suoh as dressguards, mudguards, brake, etc., .are practical and efficient. w. J. McLEAN, Travelling Bepresentafive. UNEQUALLED! WARD & CO.’S CHAMPAGNE ALES At all Leading- Clibs and Hotels. Have no other ALE while you can gtfc WARD'S. BICYCLES AT A FAIR PRICE. W-m/fILLEIt is pleased to an- • -L“JL nounce that he has completed arrangements for the purchase ol a limited number of CRESCENT BICYCLES. These machines will be sold at the ~Extraordinary Low Price of <5813 10s (LADY OR GENT). THE CRESCENT is Guaranteed Equal to any Machine now on the Market. •There are over PIETY CRESCENTS now in use in Gisborne. THE CRESCENTS are 1901 models, and are fitted with DUNLOP TYRES WESTWOOD STEEL RIMS DUST-PROOP BEARINGS Don’t pay a big price for a machine when you can get a wheel like this for £l3 10s. tor a considerable time the public have asked for a Reliable Bicycle at a fair price, but until now they have asked in vain. After many Dials and careful consideration, we have no hesitation in placing the CRESCENT before thr public as a HighGrade Bicycle, and make A BOLD ASSERTION RIGHT HERE that the CRESCENT is as good as any, and better tuan most Bicycles now being sold in Gisborne at from £2O to £25. - ■ - IN LAMPS We can break the Trade right up. Just lauded Lorn'Sydney 100 ACETELYNE LAMPS. Ordinary Trice .. .. 22s Gd our price .. .. g s cd DUNLOP MULTIPLEX TIRES At a Big lieducticn. To be bad only, from v ; Win. Miller, ' MILLER’S CORNER, ’ Or from J. 11. ORMOND, PEEL STREET