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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 693, 18 June 1903, Page 1

Penny, E. H., Blenheim ! Park, —, Palmerston North Perkins, W. H., Greymouth Retford, Miss, New Plymouth Saunders, C. J., Waihi Swinburne, W., Wellington Sykes, F., Thames White, N., Karangahake f Whittaker Bros., Cuba-street, Wellington Whittaker Bros., Lambton Quay, Wellington Willis, A. D., Wanganui Wilkinson, E. J., Cambridge JgBADNEY AND INN S, STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, Queen Street Wharf. Steamers S.S. VIVID, ADVANCE, PRESTO AND MIRANDA. S.s. Vivid runs an Excursion to Riverhead at 11 a.m. every Sunday. S b. Advance runs an Excursion .to Panmure at 11 a.m. every Sunday. Fares—ls. Return. Boats always available for Picnic Parties or > Fishing Excursions. Terms moderate. Telephone, 1473. Z.MR. E. A. A. P OTIBE ' Late of the sth and 7th Contingents, Begs to announce that he has taken over ' - THE TOBACCONIST'S AND HAIRDRESf- _ ING BUSINESS, >IN WINSTONE’S BUILDINGS, SYMONDS-STREET. Ee A* A© P OTTEB ’ WINSTONE’S BUILDINGS, r SYMONDS-STREET. tl

MCFARLANE’S PATENT HORSE COVERS. CD -.Y '-r ■ ■’ , “ °£3 ■■ "■ s «9 ‘ ® § 1 • > ~ ~ k- er i «§ gll «ad WL ck? .. ■’ Sa 2 g- ? y g. s £ o g This Cover does away with the annoyance usually caused by ordinary covers becoming displaced, as in the case of a horse rolling. • There is no crupper used, consequently tho horse does not suffer from chafing or cutting of the tail, which often causes lock-jaw.