Jackson
HILL CLIMBING CONTEST.
LAUNCESTON, September 27.
Jackson J.A.P. 89-h.p, G. M. Jackson,
34 2-5sec, 31 1-5Sec.
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas.) Mon 28 Sep 1908
G. M. Jackson, with his 9 h.p. Jackson J.A.P. racer, will not, as far as I can learn, be competing in class "H." No doubt he prefers the luxurious upholstering of a Clement-Talbot car seat to the "give" of a B100 Brooks' saddle.
Examiner (Launceston, Tas) Tue 3 Nov 1908
The following year Jackson raced Napier cars in Launceston.
Source: Trove NLA
James Holliday
"Motor Cycles, Motor Cycles, built of Rex parts.
P. & R. accumulator; component sets and
parts. James Holliday, 199 Spring-st., city."
The Age, Melbourne, Sat 7 Feb 1903
This is the only record found, and it is not clear whether the brand name was James Holliday.
Source: Trove NLA
Rarer Australian Marques
