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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22805, 2 September 1939, Page 17

PLAYER'S NAVY CUT Tomorrow (September 3rd) and there's no better gift than Player's, because . attractive Tins 30 for .1/6.--50' for 2/6 CORK TIPPED or Plain

UNITED SERVICE HOTEL Bottle Hereford St. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS Send Your Order to Our Mail Order Department It will be packed free and sent to •bus or rail “toute suite”

FRIDAY NIGHT Own Brother to Phav Lap Standing at 106 WAIMAIRI ROAD, RICGARTON. FEE, 20 GUINEAS Free return If mare not in foaL Rail to Sockbnrn. Grazing: Dry Mares 5/-, Wet I Mares 7/6. 1 - A»ply F. ARMSTRONG, r.O. BOX ' 535, CHRTKMiH « IKfTT NIGHTMARCH Winner of Melbourne. and New Zealand Cups,. Epsom Handicap, New Zealand Derby, etc., and of over £ 30,000 in stakes. Sire of numerous winners in Australia and New Zealand. - FEE 25 GUINEAS No responsibility for accidents or disease. Further particulars from J. H. SCOBIE, STUD FARM, LADBROOKS. ’Phone 31D, Lincoln. A PROVED SIRE GRAtTAN LOYAL By GRATTAN ROYAL—GWTTA. Sire "of SPECIAL EDITION (N.Z. Futurity Stakes), COLONEL GRATTAN 3.12 1-5, GENTLEMAN JOE. In 1938-39 stock won 651- race# and £14,270. FEE: 12 guineas F. HOLMES, Yaldhurst Road, x Upper Riecarton. - fVNLY 7/6 Yearly (1/- copy) for the Sportsman’s great monthly magazine—G.T.B. _ j jBM

A. SYME & CO., FOR ALL TYRES Whatever brand you prefer A. .Syme & Co. have it in stock. Two handy city stores. A. SYME & CO. BRISCOE’S CORNER, CASHEL STREET, and 13S-40 OXFORD TERRACE, near Hereford street Bridge. r