EXHIBIT OF 8TAR CYCLES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4629, 25 January 1894, Page 3

EXHIBIT OF BTAR CYCLES.

Today Aduma Curties and Co,, of Chriatchurch are allowing eauiples of Star (Jjfclts in the eliop of Broom ami Gray, Opposite the Maati'rioii carriage vrorkH. Tho machines are excellent, speoimens and the deaifl'i and limsb A.l. The Light Ruvlstoi Model li, No 1, fuimt', futid wiih gc&r ch-c, tangent apok'-a and 98 Duntop tyrm is ® daisy, very light only s,'alm»Bslbs all on, and 27 stri|.pod, Tin; modol 1), Star No 2, frame is the machine for tliig district, «ml is buill to auit ridors over 5 ft-ei 8 inolie->, u-hIU the No 1 frame, is lot rider* nnder 5 feoi 8 inches, : lin N" 2. model B, is the built up frame, mid lor fust iv. rk cHnnot be exclled on Star rnieltinriH, Ki'n ..Mvi* nr.f| A, J, Bndy establis. Ed the 1 10, 50, and 100 mile records and J, 8, and 5 mile champioiwhipn, which proves iIM the machines lire very fist and easy running. Mr F, Adams rodo from ,Wunga« nui to Eketuhuna and pronounces 'ha roads splendid for wheelJug. 8o pleased with the couniry is Mr Adams that he intends, on bis return, to arrange with a patty of 20 riders to tour the North Island. Ovoling should flourish here, and for cheap moans of locomotion thn wheel offers great inducement, and we look forward to numbers of our young men taking up the sport, which really brings the scenery and the country of this island at their door. Mr Adan>9 will arrange the time payment system here, as this system onabli all classes to prooure oycles, and this alone has enabled the bulk of the three or four thousand liderß in Canterbury to gstroach ne'. Here in a few years thousands of machines will bo used, as the country i? suited from coast to coast. The exhibit of machines iB opon till ten | o'clock to-night,