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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 172, 17 October 1903, Page 18

I A I A^fe^iysL Ir^s. €<irifclTl us your worn-out I I Jw^JIW// &t'nu Wringer Ro!!ers ■ I i^Splel \^EP I J^. L / for Re-Rubbering. We are making I lii^lms/// a s P ec ' a l'ty °f thk work and will m — \ '"^"T? [ffrr^^fi guarantee satisfaction. ■ Jn|jl/ l 1 y\j~£ hmiiiihhiiw 'I JL * ==m XmmmmJ^^^ from 5/- ea. I f/gijm * I ~ -\ ' If and upwards, according to size. I I If I fill 111 (ll 111 I Full Particul irs from I I' 7 I \ \ I I 111 I ill Th« Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co. ■ ■) ll II Ji « I fry 111 of Aust. Ltd., ■ I\\ W^S!MMMfM!!!^Mlizr^=~^'\ "^^S^-vw, 128 Lichfield Sr , OmuSTCHURCH, XZ I I\\ Ml II B ~ 150 Clarence Streett'sydney ; U 7 "Grelff ell St, I I V ll|r Adelaide ; 28 Adelaide St , Brisbane ; ■ ■ 4 JJ||||pp/' 154 Barrack bt , Perth. ■ ViHHHWiHiHiHiHHHH^

SOMETHING LIKE A TRIUMPH ! ROYAL BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER (THE CRACK VISIBLE WRITING MACHINE).

IN the Challenge Contest for £30 in Dunedin, OPEN TO ALL M\KES OF TYPEWRITERS, and taken up by the Hammond Agents, the following unanimous decision was given .—. — " Dunedin, 30th July, 1903. " The Committee appointed to investigate the claims of the BAR-LOCK Typewnter and the Hammond Typewiiter have gone most caiefully into the rnents of the two machines, and have UNANIMOUSLY arnved at the conclusion that the BAR-LOCK is superior to the Hammond. " ALFRED WM. KITSON, Chairman." (Piesident Otago Shoithand Writeis' Association). The Committee consisted of some of the best known business men of Dunedin, and £20 of the Stakes went to the Otas;o University funds. At the Garrison Hall subsequently the Bar Lock showed unmistakably its supenonty as a business man's typewriter over all otheis (Send for particulars to the undei signed ) The ROYAL BAR-LOCK contains all the points of the leading Typewriters plus Visible Writing and many labour-saving devices peculiarly its own. Send for Catalogue. BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY, LamMon Quay, Wellingj-ton.

THE CHAMPION 'CYCLE is light and easy running. Built to combine speed with strength by JENKINSON & CO., 'Cycle Manufacturers and Importers 48, Victoria Street (opposite Public Library), Wellington.