Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3505, 6 August 1898, Page 4

WRIGHT, BANISH ,& CO. PRIZE BILLIARD TAEL': M/KEF", LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. W.i H. and do. are in a position no tv to supply the finest Billiard T ables As marks oan produce. Wo have supplied with our Tables most of the leading Clubs, Hotels ana privaic gentlemen In New Zealand and elsewhere. Old tables are fast disappearing now to make room, for the new Low Excelsior Cushion Bi Hard Tables, which defy comp®* tition for durability and excellence of finish. Our fast Low Excelsior Cushion is considered by experts the most perfect cushion in the market and can be fitted to any table. Billiard Pining Tables for Gentlemen's. Residences, where room is limited, arc the fashion now. They are made in different designs to suit the room, have slate beds and arc a real good article, and no gentleman’s residence should be without one. * v ory kail®, benzoline balls, cues, best West of England cloth and all the requisites required for a first class billiard room in stock. Our tables erected, if desired, in any part of the colony by our own men. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND ALL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. ITUSK NOW IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WARNOCK AND ADKIN. ggp-Wa have recently disposed of our Branch Businesses at Palmerston North and Peildiug, and having now no outlet for Surplus Stock, ENORMOUS .REDUCTIONS are made to clear.

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