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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume II, Issue 98, 9 June 1892, Page 11

ADVERTISEMENTS

W. W. F INLI N s ° N > TURF COMMISSION AGENT. DUNEDIN. Will execute Commissions on all leading events throughout the colonies. GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE AND STEEPLECHASE HANDICAPS. MELBOURNE AND NEW ZEALAND CUPS. First Transactions Cash or Reference. Address—W. W. FINLINSON, British or Court’s Hotel, Dunedin. During my absence in Melbourne MR. J. SWAN Will transact business on my behalf, attending to communicatians and answering same. W. W. FINLINSON. JAMES RYAN, (LATE C. ALISON), CRITERION SHOEING FORGE, VICTORIA STREET WEST. AIL HORSES CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY SHOD UNDER MY OWN SUPERVISION. FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. SHOES A SPECIALITY. SIXTEEN YEARS’ PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN AUCKLAND. ESTABLISHED 1855. gO WRING AND LUSHER, [Successors to J. F. Leighton] Account Book Manufacturers AND GENERAL BOOKBINDERS. Sporting Books bound in any style. Racing Club’s Annual Tickets made to any pattern. Nomination and Acceptance Books, Betting Books, &c., ruled and bound. NOTE THE ADDRESSHIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, Between Shortland Street and Vulcan Lane. QOPIES OF NEW ZEALAND STUD BOOK, Vol. IX., MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE OFFICE OF THE- ' SPORTING REVIEW. Price, 30s. per copy; if posted 6d. extra. TELEPHONE No. 124. Royal stables, Albert-street, near Fire Brigade station. B. ARMITAGE. W. McLAUCHLAN. PULLAN ARMITAGE & Co., ’ LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. FOR HIRE. —Wedding Carriages, Hearses, Mourning Coaches Open and Close Cabs, Hansoms, Breaks, Waggonettes, Single and Double Buggies [Hooded and Open]. First-class Ladies an Gents.’ Saddle Horses. Horses carefully broken-in to Saddle or Harness. Horses Bought, Sold or Exchanged. 'go HORSE OWNERS and TRAINERS T O M M Y ~H O D S O N (the well-known jockey) is prepared to accept engagements for the coming season. Can ride 6st. 121 b, if necessary at 4 days notice. Address communication to ' ■ E. M. PAGE, Newmarket. The greyhound livery and bait STABLES, HARRY WALSHE .. .. Proprietor. H.W. wishes to intimate to his customers and the public that he is still catering for them and their cattle at the lowest prices in town.