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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 529, 20 September 1900, Page 17

(WRr BRIGADIER, BY MUSKET—PUNGAWERE WERE. This well-known Stallion, bred by Thomas Morrin, one of the few remaining direct descendants of the great Musket, will stand the Season at Cambria Park, Papatoitoi. With few opportunities he has got several good horses, the latest successful performer being The Needle As a f racehorse he showed himself to be one of the fastest horses in the colony by carrying a 101 b penalty and beating that great mare Mitrailleuse at weight for age, over her favourite distance of six furlongs. He was never beaten, but on one occasion got left at the post, and took no part in the race. Will serve a limited number of approved mares at £5 ss. . - j e: a. PRIPE, 12, Wyndham Street, or Papatoitoi. VV ILSON ’ S FIBRIN A (begisteebd). — I have this day Sold to MR W. GRIFFITH, Wellesley-street West, the Sole Right for New Zealand of my registered FIBRINA,” and desire my clients to continue their patronage to the new Firm. . • ' > ' JAMES F. WILSON. r t. With reference to the above, I respectfully solicit the continuance of former patrons,; and the general public. All communications will receive prompt attention. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS, .Afflg Wellesley-street West, Auckland. . W. THOMSON. ‘ MEMBER OF AUCKLAND TATTERSALL’S. ■ TURF COMMISSION AGENT. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. Addbess— TATTERSALL’S CLUB, Auckland. 1 OBA N D HOTE sL,'T3I or Pbinoes-stbeet, Auckland. ■ -— ; ' / A. JOHNSTON, Pbopbietob, Begs to announce that he has secured a. long Lease of the above Hotel. Alterations and Additions now, being effected. will make this one of the Best Hotels in the Colonies. : — Full Particulars in a Future Issue.} r ,