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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume V, Issue 256, 20 June 1895, Page 1

NOTICE TO OUR READERS. The Sporting Review may be purchased from the following agents : Auckland Railway Bookstall Auckland R. Spreckley’....Shortland Street Wildman & Lyell Victoria Arcade R. Mackay Lower Queen Street Champtaloup & CoQueen Street Upton & CoQueen Street , R. Finch Queen Street C. MackayQueen Street H. Ellison Foot of Grey Street H. A. Colson Victoria Street E. O’Hare Victoria Street E. W. Hancock.Karangahape Road Mrs Meachem, Upper Symond Street Mrs CundallEden Terrace Mr. Bush Kyber Pass Mrs. LeechNewmarket D. C. MclntyreHamilton C. B. Gentil:..Paeroa W. HoughtonPaeroa Mr Noddee Thames F. P. JonesWaihi A. E. NeaveCameron Street, Whangarei Mr Bird Dunedin Mr Mitchell Dunedin Messrs Peictor and Crawnobd Dunedin Me Rhodes ..."■.Foxton J. MacklamHawera D. W. Scott Hawera M. J. SymesMasterton R. T. Smythe Napier Mr BraschNew Plymouth Mbs Essex Palmerston N. J. Fleming Palmerston N. Mr Park Palmerston N. A. Cook ,Petone Mb Bridgens Turakina Mr Hayes Wangauui H. I. Jones & SonWanganui A. D. WillisWanganui H. and J. Baillie... Cuba Street, Wellington S. and W. Mackay Cuba Steret, Wellington G. W. Dutton Courtenay Place. Wellington G. W. DuttonLambton Quay, Wellington R. Holliday & CoLambton Quay, Wellington Brown, Thomson & CoLambton Quay, Wellington Whittaker BrosLambton Quay, Wellington J. F. Ryder Manners Street, Wellington 800k5ta11....,-,....;Queen’s Wharf, Wellington A. D. Smith.... Tory Street, Wellington J. B. InnesWillis Street, Wellington Wellington Railway Bookstall Wellington Railway Bookstall Invercargill ~ „ .■Oamaru „ „ Timaru „ „ Ashburton „ „ Christchurch „ Dunedin rpHAME S O T E L QUEEN STREET (close to wharf). JOHN HAND - Proprietor. Every Convenience, combined with Civility and Comfort, for Country Visitors and Boarders. EHRENFRIED’S SPARKLING ALE ON DRAUGHT. BEST BRANDS ONLY OF WINES AND SPIRITS. Night Porter in Attendance. KV K~ OaR T E R BAIT AND LIVERY STABLES, CAMBRIDGE. The oldest Coach Proprietor in the Colonies. Buggies, Saddle Horses, and every requirement for the travelling public.