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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 850, 19 December 1929, Page 13

Get a Cycle for Christmas ! a > J d WJL JL-. For holiday spins—for riding to your favourite sports ground—for getting to and from your work. And the cost is only—--3/6 You will more than double the enjoyment of your leisure by cycling. No other pastime can equal its variety and health-giving qualities. A good Cycle costs practically nothing to run and its convenience cannot be overestimated. per week PAY NOTHING DOWN— * order a Cycle on our Fourth Floor and one will be delivered FREE in Auckland City or Suburbs. Ride the Cycle for Seven Days before you decide to buy. If the machine gives satisfaction, you will undertake to pay for it on these very easy terms:— GENT.’S ROADSTER NO DEPOSIT, and 3/6 per week for 59 weeks. LADY’S CYCLE. NO DEPOSIT, and 3/6 per week for 62 weeks. Winners of the Photomaton Competition : First Prize £25 F. G. Beaton, Northcote. Second Prize £lO s. m. Knight, 50, Amy Street, Ellerslie. Third Prize £5 Mrs. F. Roche, 9, Emmett St., Ponsonby. TEN PRIZES OF £1 EACH TO THE FOLLOWING: E. M. C. Foster, C/o T. Ferguson, “Te Korua,” Penrose. Amy G. Neale, 1 1, Mt. Pleasant Rd., Mt. Eden. W. E. Cockroft, 9, North Ave., Narrow Neck. M. Craig, 7, Avon St., Parnell. D. A. M. Donald, Woodhill. Miss Pound, 127, Orakei Rd., Remuera. Miss W. J. Bradshaw, 28, Rd., Herne Bay. Mrs. J. D. Mortimer, Linwood Rd., New Lynn. A. E. Collins, 2, Rosebank Rd., Avondale. E. R. Haydock, Landscape Rd. E., Mt. Eden. FARMERS’ TRADING S Corner HOBSON STREET and WYNDHAM STREET

Pensions on Friday The Chief Postmaster advises that the instalments of all New Zealand pensions which are usually paid on the 23rd of the month, will this month be paid on Friday, December 20. The pensions included are Old Age, Widows, War and Miscellaneous. Family Allowances will also be paid on this data.