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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IV, Issue 189, 8 March 1894, Page 12

ADVERTISEMENTS. gTEAM TO THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. S.S. RICHMOND, 850 tons, 600 h.p., Captain R. G. Hutton, Will leave for Tahiti and Rarotonga. Splendid accommodation for first and second-class passengers. . Round voyage occupies about thirty days, and offers a favourable opportunity to those desirous of visiting these beautiful islands. Return Tickets issued at special rates. For freight and passage and all other particulars apply to DONALD & EDENBOROUGH, Queen-street. 170 R SALE OR LEASE, WITH EN a GAGEMENTS, CHESNUT FILLY, 2yrs, by St. Leger—Ophelia, by Musket—Madcap (Morion’s dam). For particulars Apply to W. WALTERS, Glenora Park. ]\JOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. BEWARE OF WELSHERS ON THE COAST ! Anyone applying to me will be supplied with the name of a well-known welsher, now attending the race meetings on the coast, who has refused to pay up. RICHARD MAY, Tattersall’s Auckland. TA R. 0 R P E N Uses Electricity, Galvanism, and MASSAGE. (Formerly of the Chelsea and St. Saviour’s Hospitals, London.) CONSULTING SURGEON AND SPECIALIST. Consultation Hours: 9to 3 Daily; Evenings, 7to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12. SHORTLAND STREET (next Star Office). Telephone 130, PAT FINN, 'pHEATRICAL AGENT, 232, NICHOLSON ST., FITZROY, Melbourne. THEATRICAL M A.NAGERS, SHOWMEN, AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUBS, &0., WHATEVER YOU Write or wire as above and see how quickly and efficiently your wants will be attended to. Pat Finn, the most popular man in Australia. — Sportsman. Pat Finn, the very dogs bark his name in the street.— Sporting Judge. ; : Address—PAT FINN, 232, Nicholson Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia. Proprietor of the Illustrated Australian Sporting Song Book. JD AVI D S 0 N (Member ok Tattersall’s), TURF COMMISSION AGENT, AUCKLAND. Commissions Executed on all Leading Events throughout the Colonies. £TOP at PONSONBY CLUB HOTEL. Best Outside House in Auckland. Same old Motto—- “ Civility and Attention.” HOST BUCK welcomes all his old patrons.