Ctc Gazette, Vol 1908, No 2
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
The editor announces that the bitter internal dispute between the Reform Party and the old Council has been resolved by an amicable working agreement, with Representative Chief Consuls being elected by general consent and the Council soon to be fully constituted.
- p. 3
The editor begins a practical series on how to read maps properly, aimed at the many cyclists who can ride but cannot fully interpret the cartographic information available to them on Ordnance Survey and other sheets.
- p. 8
A review of topical matters affecting cyclists, including notes on the forthcoming annual exhibitions, road conditions, and events of interest to CTC members.
- p. 1
Short items of cycling interest including news that the new puncture-stop product Miraculum will be available in screw-top tubes, the N.C.U. and A.A.A. agreement on amateur racing, and the appointment of Mr. W. O'Meara to head the Motor Union's new Touring Department.
- p. 14
Notes and practical advice for women members of the CTC, covering suitable equipment, clothing, and routes for female touring cyclists in the winter and early spring months.
- p. 11
News on motor-cycling matters relevant to CTC members, with updates on Club representation and legislative developments of the season.
- p. 40
Member-contributed notes on road conditions and route recommendations for the early part of the year, with suggestions for winter and early spring touring.
- p. 40
Letters from members responding to the political dispute within the Club, with many urging reconciliation and the editorial appeal for the defeated faction to accept the election result gracefully.
- p. 44
Reports and notices from regional CTC branches covering their Annual General Meetings, dances, lectures, and other winter programme events.