BILLIARDS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 258, 24 July 1908, Page 7

BILLIARDS.

An exhibition match lias been arranged betwoen Melbourne Inman (holder of the world's sccord off tho-red, 300) and George Gray, tho boy marvel. Tho game will extend over six sessions, commencing on Tuesday afternoon, July 28, and play will begin at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. A centrally-situated room in Victoria Street, opposite the Public Library, is being fitted up for tho occasion. A standard pocket table will be especially erected by Messrs. Alcock and Co., fitted with their patent resiliont cushions, and crystalatc balls will be used. The wonderful ability of theso players should give lovers of tho gamo much zest for the match, and it will be interesting to see how- tho young player will acquit himself with his formidable adversary.

Mr. W. A. Flavell, local manager J for tho Westport Coal Company, states that he has heard of nothing to justify the report of a gonoral strike, beyond tho general unrest in tho industrial world throughout tho Dominion. Mr. Flavell states that even if it bo truo that tho _ Government has placed an order at Nowc'astle for 10,000 tons of I coal thero is nothing out of tho way in such action, as, large orders havo been placed by the Government beyond Now Zealand before to supplement local supplies for tho railways. Tho causo of that ,was that the outputs of local coal companies woro restricted and tho domnnds for largo orders could not always bo acceded to. Do not try to endure that norve-racking cough. Zyiuole Trokeys will stop it and remove the irritation. They dispel hoarseness and strengthen tho'throat. ,7 PUBLIC NOTICE. ■ Owing to our vacating the downstairs portion of our _ premises in Willis Street, our numerous clients aro requested to leave all Cyclo and other repairs at our Garage. 24 Harris Streot. 'Phono 2441. INGLIS BROS.— Advt. Tho two different kinds of motorists (London and country) should realiso tho existence of each other, and then, perhaps, tho yahoos who como out-outing and sirening down our quiet country roads would subsido a littlo When tlie nuisance.becomes unbearable they will find that country motorists and nonmotorists have joined togothor to suppress theso noon-day terrors.— 11 Autocari"