advertisements TO THE RACING PUBLIC. J- /. Notice is hereby given that the License granted by the Auckland Tattersall’s Club to Thomas Yates was Cancelled by that Club on the fifth day of September, 1892, and that the said Thomas Yates is no longer a member of Auckland Tattersall’s Club. H. H. HAYR, Secretary, Auckland Tattersall’s Club. pOR LEASE FOR THE FORTHCOMING SEASON, the Thoroughbred Stallion FABULOUS, By Leolinus (imp.) out of Atlantis (imp.). This horse is half-brother to the successful stallion ST. LEGER. For terms and further particulars apply to L. D. NATHAN EDITOR SPORTING REVIEW Or F. DIBBLE, Whitford Park.
S. C. CAULTON & Co. Stud & Pedigree Stock Agency. OFFICE : CENTRAL HOTEL, ■j .X' . Telephone No. 490, CORNER OF VICTORIA & HIGH STS., AUCKLAND. ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED. W. H. PATTERSON’S HORS E R E LIEF. PATTERSON’S HORSE RELIEF is the Best in the World, and can be used with confidence as an outward application. It is a well-tried Remedy, and as the hundreds of Testimonials can show, has proved itself worthy of its name. What wonderful time we’re living in, and almost past belief, Are the marvellous cures effected by PATTERSON’S HORSE RELIEF. For Influenza and Sore Throats, Sore Shoulders and Sore Backs. ’Tis good alike for Racing Stud, Draught Horses or common Hacks; ? z Chapped Heels, Rheumatics, Cuts and Wounds —for Blistering Horses too— , It must be seen to be believed the good thatit will do. ? Of all the preparations made this is the very chief, Nought can compare throughout the world with Patterson’s Horse Relief. ’Twill cure Mud Fever in the Horse, Sore Udders of the Cow, Ringworm in Calves, or any hurt that happens to Bow-wow. Some men profess to tame the horse like Rarey or Bellew, But PATTERSON can keep him sound—that’s more than they can do. The Horse, although he cannot speak, will thank him with his neigh, . ■ . i The Cow will mob, the Calf will bleat, the Donkey he will bray; Dogs lick the hands and frisk about—see how they wag their tails, Because they are cured—for PATTERSON’S RELIEF it never fails. Wholesale Depot : OTAHUHU. W. H. P A~T~T ERSON. pjILL AND pOOLE, TURF COMMISSIONERS, WANGANUI, Will give advice on ALL FORTHCOMING EVENTS, Cash or satisfactory reference required in first transaction. Address —BOX 72, or RUTLAND HOTEL, Wanganui. N a T RATHAN, TURF COMMISSION AGENT, WELLINGTON, Business strictly confidential. First transactions must be accompanied by cash. Replies to telegrams must be prepaid. Bank references given it required. ' ■ -i Commissions effected at starting prices on all Events—£ 15 limit. Australian Events—£2o limit. ,‘i N.B.—Clients are notified that N. N. will neither pay nor receive unless he replies to communications before the race is run. — Business Address — 14 WILLIS STREET, NEXT DOOR TO EMPIRE HOTEL, WELLINGTON. > > ADAMS & ANDREWS WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND, Are prepared to make arrangements with Racing Clubs for working their Patent Totalizators on favourable tenns.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume III, Issue 150, 8 June 1893, Page 10
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