FOR THE SPORTSMAN.
WHERE TO OBTAIN SATURDAY'S EIGHT O'CLOCK EDITION. We wish to draw special attention to the Sports Edition of the "Star," published every Saturday evening at eight o'clock. This edition caters for racing athletics and aquatics, giving all the Saturday results in every branch of sport. Besides, there is alwa3's an interesting and varied selection of articles calculated to appeal to the widest of ta=tes. The only way to ensure securing the edition regularly is to order ■it to be kept by one of the "Star ,- agents. A list i≤ appended:— GREAT NORTH ROAD— Miss Paterson. Mr. S. W. Strlngfellow. Mr. E. Goodman. Mr. U. Skinner, Klng-st. JERVOIS ROAD— Mr. Harvey, Opp. Car Barn. Mrs. Gentles, opp. Seymour-st. Mrs. Musker, "The Book Lovers' L* brury. KARANGAHAPE ROADMr. A. Aley. Mrs. Uealey. Mr. W. Kilpatrick. Mr Hunt. Mr H. Hayman, Pltt-st. Buildings Mrs. ltotli, uor. ritt-street. Runners at Pitt-st. Corner. KINGSLAND — Mr. A. W. Page. MT. EDEN ROAD— Mr. Lines, Stationer, opp. Burleigh-sv Mr. E. T. Hedley, cor. Boston-rd. Air A. M. Steele, Cucksey's Buildings MT. ROSKILL— Messrs Burton and Gash, Dominion-rd. Miss Moffat, Dominion-rd. Mr. J. \V. Brldgmau, Dominiou-rd. NEWMARKET— Messrs. Lumsden and Co. ONEUUNGA — Mr. A. H. Ormrod. REMUERA— L. J. Keys, cor. Clonberu-rd. PARNELL— Mr. C. A. Alfiridge, Manukau-rd., top St. George's Bay-rd. Mr E. Auger, Manukau-rd. Mrs. Lorkiug, "The Avenue," opp. St. Stepheu's-a venue. PONSONBY ROAD— Mrs. Hutcheon, opp. Rlehmond-rd. Mr. J. H. Joynt, Stationer. Mr. G. Morton. Stationer. Mrs. Romeril, cor. Franklin-rd. Mr. S. C. Hunt. Three Lamps. Mr N. F. Jamieson, Tobacconist. RICHMOND AND AKCH HILL— Mr H. Sapsford, Richmond-avenue Mrs. Jones, KiL-hniond-u venue. CITY— Runners at all Queen-st. corners. Messrs. Wild mar: and Arey (Branch Shop), Lower Queen-st. Mr. F. D. McCarthy, Lower Queen-st Mr G. Totman, Lower Queen-st. Mr. R. Muckay, Queen-st., nest Union Bank. Mr. W. Grcves, opp. Opera House, Wei-lesley-st. Miss Donovan, Victoria-st., near HoO-son-st. Mr. J. Waters, Victoria-st., near Al bert-st. Mr. D. Sullivan, Victoria-st., W. Mrs. T. Higgins, cor. Wellesley and Federal-sts. Mr. F. Joues, Hobson-st., cor. Welllnz-ton-st. Mr D. Goldie, cor. Nelson and Welling' ton sts. SYMONDS ST.— Mr. G. Tomlinson. Stationer. Sir. T. Smith, cor. Khyber Pnss. Runners at the Penny Section. DEVOXI'ORT— Mr. D. Wooilams, Victoria-rd. Mrs. Bayley, King's Parade. EDEN TEEEACE— Mr. W. Topps. near Exmouth-st. The Elite Stationery Shop, opp Do-miulon-rd. HOWICK— G. Seiwood. T. H. Kelsey. OTAHTJHU— H. Jackson.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 31, 5 February 1910, Page 9
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398FOR THE SPORTSMAN. Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 31, 5 February 1910, Page 9
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