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Otago Witness, Issue 2672, 31 May 1905, Page 50

EAENETT & GRANT, TO THE SPORTING PUBLIC, jrTAVING RESOLVED to CLOSE OUR BUSINESS in Dunedin, Clients ere yeepectfully requested henceforth to send Ul Communications to CHRISTCHURCH. Address Letters and Telegrams: BARNETT GRANT, Christchurch. • 2d *• — ~ ~~~~ ' P.O. BOX 211. TelesrapWc Address x SCOn MAftTINDALE, WELLINGTON. Scott & lartindale, RACIKG CORRESPONDENTS, "WELLINGTON. A, MOSS, rpURF ACCOUNTANT BOX 73, DUNEDIN. telegrams-* A. MOSS, Dunedlo. T. BARNETT Turf Commission Agent, P.O. BOX 135, DUNEDIN* Telegrams— BAKNETT, Dunedin. The London Treatment FOR THE CURE OP Alcoholism & Narcotism. JUKES i* a GENUINE, UP-TO-DATE, and rA PERMANENT CURE for the excessive use of drugs and drink habit. This is fche latest and most satisfactory treatment ihaJt has ever been placed before the public of New Zealand', and is in no way connected •with the so-called Gold Cure. Pamphlet Vintaining full 1 particulars -will be sent post free-. Address: 11.. W. BOTTREY, Home Bush r Masterton. 12ap (P.O. Box 121, Masterton.) HGTOR SALE, Thoroughbred Stallion aRAITD II?' CROSSi by Medallion, dam Marion; iieirfit about 16hds 3in.— For particulars and extepdea pedigree apply to Edwin Bull, Peel s Forest, Rangitaia. lOm y JPOR PRIVATE SALE. The THOROUGHBRED HORSE TRENTBRIDGE, by Phoethon. (Trenton— Sapphire) onfc of Throne, by Perkin Warbeck H out of Peggy* byTraduojr (vide Stud Book, vol. I). Trentbridge is a winner, and has proved himself ft sure foal-getter. Stands over lohds, showing splendid bone, power, and Jjuah'ty. At present in training. Eor further particulars apply SPORTING EDITOR, 10my Otago Witness. OCCIDENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. j. b:. WRiaHT. The above, under new management, lias ■been Thoroughly Renovated. Customers can tely on. receiving, every attention and comfort it Moderate Rates. A GOOD TABLE, and Central — within a^ minute's walk of Post Office >nd all trams. Hot and Cold Baths. Telephone 68. 15m DRUNKENNESS Every Woman, can now perssaaently Cure the Inebriate f* ■■■% W* M and brine happiness to the U n £, %J m home. A tasteless powder, which can be given in tea, food, &c. without the patient's knowledge. Particulars, &c,, sent free. Write to 3, W. COPITHORNJB, Dept. E., Ingestre ptreet, Wellington. '< j TTI? Thou sbalt confess with, thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine ] heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou ehalt be saved. — Romans x, 9. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. — Romans x. 13.