CORRESPONDENCE.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3778, 7 December 1907, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for opinions expressed by our correspondents. [ADVT.] (TO THE EDITOR.) Sir, —We have in' our town a certain agent for cheap cycles. This gentleman claims to be able to sell cycles cheaper than any living raorta 1 . We are prepared to let the hawker ramble along in bis own cockney style, and allow the public to be the judge as between himself, or any other itinerant hawker, and my firm. My firm has quite recently bad to warn certain individuals with legal proceedings in respect to misrepresentations, A word to the wise should be sufficient. In writing this letter it is not with the idea of having “a go’’ at the man with the cheap bikes, but to uphold the reputation of my firm in the face of certain mis-statements to the effect that the persons referred to can sell Red Birds or any other machine for which my firm hold the sole agency, at 12s. We assure our clients that these assertions are absolutely false, and we challenge these, or any other agents, to fulfill their boast. On the other band, we can sell the same class of goods as they sell at precisely the same figure.— I am, etc., G. S. Fowler, Representative Palmerston Cycle and Motor Co.