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'Deepacharika' 330 miles cycle race began near the Times Hall and the headquarters of the Guruge Gems Cooperative featuring competitors from many regions, including racers who participated in the Asian competition.
The Times of Ceylon Press
W.A. Sunil from Kirinda Puhulwella Viskam area with his bicycle, self-made by melting discarded steel and iron.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Over a hundred stolen cycles, recovered by the police, are stacked, awaiting claim by their owners in the "lost" cycle store at the Magistrate's Court premises, Hulftsdorp. The picture on the right shows two constables checking the number of a cyc...
Daily Mirror
The Committe Appointed to Organise the Tour of Sri Lanka Cycle Race
The committee appointed to organize the Tour of Sri Lanka cycle Race meeting to finalise arrangements for the race. The race is organized by the 'Ceylon Daily Mirror' and sponsored by Ceylon Tobacco Co. Ltd.
The Times of Ceylon Press
About two hundred cycles that were used by postmen lying idle at a room in the Mail Delivery Section of the Postal Department at McCallum Road, Colombo. Most of the cycles need only minor repairs or only new tires and tubes stacked in a rom behind...
The Times of Ceylon Press
A.M. Sumanaweera of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation's sports club shaking hands with the state minister Ananda Tissa De Alwis before being awarded. Sumanaweera made a record at the Asian cycle race by finishing 258 miles in 12 hours, 30 minutes a...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The start of the Sinhala New Year cycle race organized by our sister paper, 'Lankadipa' which was held on Monday. The winner of this race was Maurice Coomaravel. The presentation of awards took place the same day at 6 p.m. at the Sugathdasa Indoor...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Girls get set for a bicycle race, held recently at Hikkaduwa as part of the New Year celebrations.
The Times of Ceylon Press
A dancer from the group who performed a kulu dance as a part of the military cultural dance performances.
The Times of Ceylon Press