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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume III, Issue 141, 6 April 1893, Page 10

ADVERTISEMENTS , PORg A L E . The Hurdle Horse, “TATTLE R,” Chestnut gelding, by Python, dam La Vendetta, 7yrs old, and quite sound. For further particulars apply to — P.O. Box, 159, Auckland, Or to James Hooker, New Plymouth poss & yY NSENNE » SHIP CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, PAINT, OIL AND COLOUR „ IMPORTERS, Etc., Etc., Etc. TENTS, TARPAULINS, AND RICK COVERS. FLAGS, BURGEES AND BUNTING. AGENTS FOR SMITH’S STEEL-WIRE ROPES. ROSS & ANSENNE, QUEEN STREET WHARF (Opposite Railway Station), AUCKLAND. QHAR L E S gAT E S , HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENT, Rents and Debts Collected, Loans Negotiated, Agencies Undertaken, Valuations Made. Twenty-five years’ business experience (including fifteen years’ legal experience in conveyancing, etc), in Auckland. Money to lend at current rates. „„„„ Address ; TEMPLE CHAMBERS, High-street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland. PULHOL L A N D , TOBACCONIST, Cobner of High and Hereford Streets, CHRISTCHURCH, None but the Best Brands of TOBACCOS and CIGARS kept. Can be consulted on all forthcoming Events. All business P.P. Starting price limited to 10 to 1. Telegrams punctually attended to. Telephone, 465. “ UMSLOPOGAAS.” J F. CRUICKSHANK, MEMBER OF TATTERSALL’S CLUB, AUCKLAND. Pro gr amm es and Price Lists forwarded on application. Will attend Country Meetings. Address: Tattersalls, Auckland. PAT FINN’S Illustrated SPORTING -L SONG-BOOK, THEATRICAL GUIDE, &c., &c., JUST PUBLISHED. Eighty Pages Prose, Poetry and Pictures. Posted to any addressin the world on receipt of Bd. in P °Send. e to L. B. CARRICK, News Agent, 226, Nicholson Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne 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.

p O R SALE, The Thoroughbred Stallion “BEANSTALK,” Foaled in 1877, got by Feve (imp.) out of Atlanta, by Dainty Ariel—Moonshine (imp.), by The Libel. Atalanta is dam of the speedy Paddy, Regel, and Hippomenes. Beanstalk retired from the turf early, having injured his stifle by running on to a post, and has since then been doing stud duty on a station, where he has thrown some splendid stock. He is very easily kept, never having been pampered and is in very hearty condition. The mares that he has served this season only visited him once and are all in foal. For further particulars apply S. C. CAULTON. pHOMAS McEWIN, CITY BUFFET DINING ROOMS (NEXT DOOR TO UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA) QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. A First-class Dining-Room for Ladies in charge of AN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. yy ANTED — RUNNERS to SELL “The Sporting Review.” —Apply at the Publishing Office. ; ; -