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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 6, 29 March 1927, Page 7

An Afternoon arm Napkownecty tAoTORCYcut Sports fAoTOßevavn" BLCPiUSE That UIRIOD IS NESCESSARY IN QPPER To SAVE UP TD &UY the HELMET No Rider, Tor instance Would e>t MEOWED To Compete IN t\ CRICKET IT tak,es Years td make a Racing DONT THINK, «WS ARE ALLOWED, l WILLIAn, r^J y AMO l Dont Tump, Vou OUGHT To Wear A COLLAR, AMD A Tie - there was a LARGE CROWD WATCHING HUo j And Every ' ONE of 1 THEM WENT A WOMt ANO / I WANTEO /M To 51 A TM Facing «§ MOTOR r J \ Cents dcwler. CAP, OR - cyclist PjT LEAST to -That Part , of a, Riders Life was To Git MTRiOE AND HANG ON To, MACHINES That make. More Noise Than The Great War . They, Dio until They Saw ILL N. a Racing Hotorcycust.l Martha, if you Profile not TO CHASE Ml. OR TO MAKE ME CO Too f AST That Durst into flames at every \ Inconvenient Foment, AND that Travel at AN \ APPARENT RATE Of \ 500 rvp.H Tvus ALTERED Tut' /Finds of many People. Who had Previously Thought of going into The Business. The Racing SEEMED TD Rejuvenate Everybody Even the Radio Announcer got oay when he SAW SOMEONE. trying td climb the. Track Railings. I Hallo’RpiUoS. > (awcay 'awnur*) TiItRESMW )D With White COOLS CttFISING The Fence unless he either chwges His Socks ok gets down.we'll Prosecute his & HA6EROASHER J O OLD GENTLEMEN GOT ©UITE \ INSPIRED AND PUT UP A (SPEEDY AH Of TOTTERING There is some talk of Asking M* P Coleman.who Lapped the course in the Fastest Time, to drive the Milford Unfed in Future /' v ■„