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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume III, Issue 107, 11 August 1892, Page 10

VETERINARY SURGEON, Livery and Bait DURHAM STREET. Ladies’ and Gents’ Saddle Horses on Hire, also Buggies and Traps of every description. NIGHT GROOM IN ATTENDANCE. TELEPHONE 437. ESTABLISHED 1855. gOWRING & 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. THE New Zealand CENTAUR I s gaj*NOW PUBLISHED! AND CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ALL BOOKSELLERS & DEALERS THROUGHOUT NORTH AND SOUTH ISLANDS OF NEW ZEALAND. PRICE ONE SHILLING Country Subscribers will please add extra penny stamp for postage. HARRY JgDINBURGH UPPER SYMONDS Opposite Kyber Pass. P. QUINLAN, Proprietor. Seccombe’s XXXX Beer: DRAWN STRAIGHT FROM THE WOOD. ROBERTSON’S THREE STAR WHISKY A SPECIALTY. Every convenience, combined with civility and oomfol l, for Country Visitors and Boarders. Boarders dSI per YVeek FIRST CLASS BILLIARD ROOM. Quoit Ground, with man in attendance. GOOD STABLING. Saddle Horses and Buggies on Hire. Picnic Parties Catered for. Horses Bought and Sold on Commission. Night I? or ter in Attendance. “DEAD BIRDS” FOR ALL COMING EVENTS. A VER LEY PJOTEL, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. J. A. ALLAN Proprietor TELEPHONE 370. NIGHT PORTER. Travellers will find every modern convenience combined with CIVILITY AND PROMPT ATTENTION. FIBST-CLASS BILLIARD ROOMS. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. HANCOCK’S PRIZE XXXX ALE ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. The internal arrangements of the Hotel are under the personal supervision of Mrs. ALLAN. The Hotel being next the Wharf and Railway Station renders it especially convenient for the travelling public and visitors from the country. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF FAMILIES. £ ~S-■ I."-* ■: i