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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 431, 27 October 1898, Page 19

“ PLENIPO,” For the past seventeen years sporting editor on the Mel bourne press, has commenced practice as a TURF ADVISER. “ PLENIPO ” has, during his Turf journalistic career, been sporting editor of “ The Sportsman,” '‘The Sporting Wire,” "‘The Evening Herald,” ‘‘The World,” and ‘Evening News,” and on “The Sporting Wire” and “ Evening News ” he has absolutely prophesied ALL THE WINNERS during the afternoon of a Flemington race meeting. “PLENIPO” attends personally to the Flemington training tracks, and employs able coadjutors on the Caulfield, Randwick, Ballarat, and Mordialloc training grounds, besides being in receipt of PRIVATE INFORMATION from the St. Albans, Queenscliffe, Ocean Grove, and other training tracks. Consequently “PLENIPO” is able to dispense absolutely the VERY BEST IM FORMATION on all events. “PLENIPO ” does not pretend to give certainties, as he knows such cannot be foretold, but he will give the full extent of all his knowledgeand information,so that clients stand a better chance of backing winners than they can otherwise do. “PLENIPO ” has what he believes special information concerning the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup candidates, and even if his double should not come off his clients will stand an excellent chance of FIRST-CLASS HEDGING, so apply early. TERMS —Per day’s selections, 10s ; Caulfield and Melbourne Cup double, 10s ; up to and inclusive of Caulfield Cup, with special letters, 50s ; up to and inclusive of Melbourne Cup, also with special letters, £5. Address—A. P. MORRIS, “PLENIPO,” UNIVERSAL CHAMBERS. 323 COLLINS ST., MELBOURNE. The devonport steam ferry COMPANY (Limited) STEAMERS — Eagle, Osprey, Britannia, Victoria, Takapuna, Birkenhead, Alexandra, Tainui, Tongabiro, Te Aroha, Beatrice, and Admiral, Steam Ferry Services to the Suburbs of DEVONPORT, NORTHCOTE, BIRKENHEAD, and CHELSEA. Steamersat short intervals dailyfrom 6.30 a.m to 11.40p.m Excursion Steamers run to the popular resorts—St. Helier’s Bay, Lake Takapuna, and Pine Island as notiified in the daily papers. Steamers on Hire for Excursions of any description, also for extended trips. Comfortable cabins. Every convenience. ALEX. ALISON. Manager. THE HAYMARKET, ALBERT STREET. jg&EGULAR AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, VEHICLES, Etc., ARE HELD EVERY FRIDAY, AT ELEVEN O’CLOCK Good Paddock and Stable Accommodation for horses consigned to or left with us for sale. Sale of Hay, Straw, Chaff, Grain, etc., every Tuesday and Friday at 10.30 a.m. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, Auctioneers and Commission Agents. {ORICKET! CRICKET! CRICKET! qpENNIS! TENNIS! TENNIS! Etc. Etc. Etc. WE have just received a very Large Assortment of the above Goods, which have been Specially Selected for us by our Buyer in LONDON. THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND To select from, at Prices which will Defy Competition. Inspection invited before purchasing elsewhere. H. E. PARTRIDGE AND Co., Opposite “ The Old Mill,” QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. - RESULTS OF RACES. NOTICE ! A T the request of several Subscribers to the Sporting Review, we have decided to undertake wiring the results of races occurring in New Zealand. If you wish to know the result of any race please forward One Shilling in stamps or postal note to The Manager Result Department, Sporting Review, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. RTHUR CLEAVE & CO General Printers, i ' VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND.