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LOOK OUT FOE ALLAN M'CORKINDALE'S SALVAGE. SALE. BRAVO! BRAVO! HAWKE'S BAY will hitherto have the cycle of the world on its roads. No Yankee starts this time. No, but a doughty Parid production has come to stay, vi,;. ; THE GLADIATOR CYCLE Tun (ilal'larun that has fought uud won counties* public battles. A machine that has beaten every other make in securing WORLD ItECOKDS, run! has only itself to beat. .1. Parsons, the Australian champion, has just returned from England and America T a luce ti i.,u>i.vtok>. He luts Ueelded to rule the (iladmtor as being the fastest machine made. The only thing vuu can break on a (iladiator is the record. Itivierre rod. over '>'23 miles in 24 hour*. The (.iladiator holds 2M championships, too many to mention here, but tnijuire at the agetiev. Here are a few riders: Michael ithe little wonder), unbeaten champion of the world« I'ouhour. hour champion; Huret, world's 24-hour champion; Protin, world's unle champion ; Tom Linton, the ..ne-hour .-hampiofi There's proof for vou of speed, p guilty, and «tre>ij,nh. As a further test of strength, brin S the heaviest specimen of humanity to be found and let him ti.se our spokes a ladder. Gladiator* are .-..'id for c t->h or on tunc pa\i;H-sit. Don't hul to the oii!v I\vtwi < has ?jlf*-* M tti'huw* mailt?. S«*n ipto (ladies and geutet may be iitapectrd M Sale Looms, ( 'orresjxfndeiico int ited. G. H. YICKERS & CO., iu,

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Hastings Standard, Issue 234, 30 January 1897, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hastings Standard, Issue 234, 30 January 1897, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hastings Standard, Issue 234, 30 January 1897, Page 4

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