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Otago Witness, Issue 2106, 5 July 1894, Page 28

Stone's Otago and Southland A.B.C. Guide for July is to, hand. This useful little publication now contains nearly 150 small pages—certainly a good pennyworth. * A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. Apply Sulpholine Lotion. It drives away pimples, blotches, roughness, redness, and all disfigurements. Sulphohne develops a lovely skin. Is bottles. Made in London.—[Advt.]

RAZZLE DAZZLE. Hazel I Morningside. Heroine I Belisariu3 I Swallow I Morningt'n I (Imp.) I (Imp.) I (Imp.) g" 1 s. S. I * gj. S-l £S- Kg o_cd o« * ft f » ?° gf 5 ss?5 s ? gg fS» W» §£> 11 pr l &S& S If IE iff 'I DO O RAZZLB DAZZLE is a Handsome Brindle Dog, five years old, and'haa a record second to none in the Colony, In 1892 and 1893 he headed the list as winner of the most courses in New Zealand Ha ran in six stakes in the open with the unprecedented New Zealand record of never being beaten. He took First Prize on the Show bench the only time he was exhibited. His wonderful gameness and endurance, combined with his clever working and hardy constitution, stamp kirn as a VALUABLE SIRE. A glance through his pedigree will satisfy the most fastidious, he being closely related (grandson) to some of the most fashionable strains of winning blood in the world, his grandsire and granddam on the one side and his grandsire on the other side, being sll imported from Great Britain at high prices. Terms : j£3 3s. Apply GEORGE TOWNSEND, Castle street North, Dunedin. Mr Henderson, an undoubted authority on breeding, having secured his services for his bitch Brilliant, I Bhall be pleased to show owners one of the puppies.— G. T.

COURSING, FIXTURES FOR THE SEASON. July 4, 5, 6.— Waterloo Cup and Bracelet, at Dunedin. Nominations, 27th June. August 1, 2, 3.— Champion Staked, Trial Stakes, and Consolation Stakes, at Dunedin. Nominations for Champion and Trial Stakes, 25th July. NOTES BY MASTEE M'GRATH. I regret to announce the death of Mr B. Crawshaw, a well-known coursing man in and about Dunedin. He used to own Bed o' Stone, and of late trained and owned that good dog Lancashire Lad. JULY MEETING. First Day — Wednesday. The Waterloo Cup Coursing meeting of 189* was opened yesterday. The weather was bitterly cold, and at one portion of the afternoon threatening clouds hung about, but no rain fell. The attendance was small, and was comprised principally of bookmakers and the owners of the competing dogs. The entries for the Cup numbered 18, or one loss thin that event in the previous year ; but the entries for the Bracelet Stakes fell short of the number received in 1893 by 14, there being 54 dogs entered on that occasion. None of the courses in the Cup proved of very great interest —as a matter of fact no excitement was created by any of the events during the day — and, with two exceptions, the favourites in each instance carried off the honours. The exceptions were the course between Ledgerkeeper and Stormy Petrel and that between Cast-off and Black Hawk. Ledgerkeeper (6 to' 4 agst) beat the favourite easily, and Cast-off had little trouble in disposing ot Black Hawk. A good deal of interest v»' manifested in the course between Cwdig&n and White fftwr— »a AuokUnd dog,