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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VIII, Issue 369, 19 August 1897, Page 1

■ r : r ;y ■l4 ■jp O R SALE OR LEASE -.p The Thoroughbred Stallion, i ." LEOLANTIS (1887)j By Leolinus—Atlantis. ; The above Stallion is half-brother to the famous Sire, St. Legcr. Leolantis was a good performer on the; Tuff,( having won the A.R.C. Guineas, and &t the A.R.C. Summer Meeting he won the Christmas Handicap, one mile and a quarter, carrying 8.3 j and beating a field of seven; time, 2inin 12sec. He is guaranteed sound and good tempered, : and is a sure foal-getter. I . " ■ ftiy L. D. NATHAN & CO. ;.j .1 , > ; 1 FOR PRIVATE SALE— j The Balance of i" . - ' i ‘ MAJOR GEORGE’S RACING STOCK, Consisting of Brood Mares Sister Agnes, The Maid (dam ( of The Workman), Hestia (dam of Quickfire, and nearly ' <■ full-sister to Gipsy Grand), Moonga (dam of Buiidook); . . J, | The Master, 3-year-old, by Nelson—The Maid; Bay ' | Gelding, rising 2yrs, unbroken, by The Workman—Swiftsure; Bay Filly, rising 2yrs, unbroken, by The Wbrkman W —Fiesole; three rising Yearlings by Nelson and The fl Workman, out of above mares. i '• . ■ For further particulars, apply to f : U.ufl MAJOR GEORGE : <'•'fl Epi. >m. " . • "-j qpHE DEVONPORT STEAM FERRY '...J J_ COMPANY (Limited). STEAMERS—E ag I. e, Osprey, Britannia, Victoria, Takapuna, Birkenhead, Alexandra, Tainui, 1 Tongariro, Te Ai oiia, Beatrice, and Admiral. ’ ' I.’"' ' ! Steam Ferry Services to the Suburbs of DEVONPORT, NORTHCOTE, BIRKENHEAD, and CHELSEA. -j Steamers at short intervals dailyfrom 6.30a.m to 11.40p.m. ; , Excursion Steamers run to the popular resorts—St. J Helier’sßay, Lake Takapuna, and Pine Island as notiified in the daily papers. f Steamers on Hire for Excursions of any description, also .>■ 1 for extended trips. Comfortable cabins. Every con-/ venience. ALEX. ALISON, Manager/ . i f LIVERY and BAIT STABLES CORNER OF Queen Street and Kaiiangahape Ro£D, SBiea^^ ! *Newton. ' < * Horses and Vehicles of all descriptions on hire at reasonable rates. «... ~ W. FAWCETT LBERT HOTEL QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND, Most Central Position in the City. PRIVATE SUITES FOR FAMILIES. SAMPLE ROOMS. LINDSAY COOKE - - Proprietor (Late of Union S.S. Co.) BARRETT’S HOTEL LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Next to Exchange Buildings. One minute’s walk from Queen’s Wharf. MR JOSEPH WAREHAM (late of the Harp of Erin Hotel, Dunedin, and formerly of the West Coast), having purchased the above hotel, (which has recently been thoroughly renovated and refurnished), is now prepared 1 to receive the G. -upUing public, permanent boarders, and all old Accomin-afciajn.