... CYCLING. While cycling Devonshire gut punctures in both tubes. After the tyres were inflated, and thus Devonshire air pot into the inner tubes. un returning home 1 found nicii l was dangerously ill. The doctor me Devonshire air would save him only he ...

... CYCLING. ALTER EGO f?t©boon-TreiiU.--Yon wrong with of the throe, but No. tor preferone*. L. - not* tb* •©•rHary of the centre, Mr. R. C. Biabop. 83, nect-ttroet, placirju in the cycle Grimsby on June lb. 1906, were Half-milo-C Nicholson. A. Bates and ...

... CYCL MONDAY. ...

... CYCLING. taoT Tl.e» f«(» riders than •itber. ...

... CYCLING. J. U. (Liverpool).-Sorry that we cannot accept your invitation. F. F. Francis (London).—Thanks: but wc are already well supplied. A Midland Uideu.—You will notice the advertisement of the Speedwell Show on our eighth page. ATHLETICS. M. (Manchester) ...

... CYCLES ALL THE WORLD UNEQUALLED. The mark of the highest quality in the Cycle Wotld. See that it appears on yout new Bicycle. Prices from £lO ICs. Catalogue Tree. HUMBER. LIMITED. 32. HOLBORN VIADUCT. LONDON. E.C. Wcrit: TON (N*l»«.) aad COVENTRY. Agemit ...

... CYCLING. PITT YOUR SHIRT OS THE RCJDQE. TYi'LKs a.-w known all over the world and *• take the uak« for teauty of dedint and ea«y ruoaiua t'ato* sent noat fix-e ylicalion. rrleee to nuil all cI«M- ...

... CYCLING. Hon. Sec s. West Manchester and Rusholme B.C.’s.— ' Your reports did not come to band until too late for insertion. CRICKET. J. Bailey lAccc ington).—There is no best. Last season it was a very near thing between Pilling. Hunter, and Sherwin ...

... CYCLING. rfIYKES of every description, Acceteonee, I Madilßn, tod Peru. In the rouxh or leiah. Uat Ire*.— end Co, I, Bunh-lnne. Onenoe nlrret, Ac. » EAOUE CHAMPIONSHIP. HYDERfIAD. MANCHESTER. SATUAUA _S eJCT, OCTOBtR MACHEBTBk CITY ...

... CYCLING. F. TURVRY (Sunderland).—The address of the agent for Veith’s tyres Mr. C. HarJlnger. 73, Baaing* hft) -street. I.ondon, E.C. (Uliiekburu).--HaTd had experience, but It sound and very low price In '•omparison with those of the big firm. The Utter ...

... CYCLES ■A. US IRIEOOIRJD ABSURD, OF COURSE I To scent the Bose or paint the Lily Would stigmatise man as silly; To praise the appears to As equally superfluoua ...

... sportsman. Sir J. O. Astley, is chairman, while the even better known (in cycling circles) Mr. H. H. QriMn is aasoeiatsd with Mr. Cock in the management of the company. The Cock cycles have obtained s weH-deee. ved reputation. I hear that the N.C.U. has bemi ...