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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 735, 7 April 1904, Page 3

W. H. HAZARD, IMwgk ** wSBk Quijmaker, ®|aL AUCKLAND. We hold the largest and best assorted stock of G-TJNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, and .303 RIFLE REQUISITES in the Colony, and prices are reasonable. Send for No. 8 Illustrated Catalogue, 100 pages, post free.

Fit for a King His Majesty King Edward now uses a DARRACQ. The Universal Opinion is that the MOTOR rare forlusate euougli to eecnro CAR has “come to stay,” The “Darracq.” Made in Four Sixes: & h.p.» single cy- | Under - £275 i -*,^T<** ! *** 9 h.p.,twincylinWmL wMBw der * * £350 '>•-/ 12 h.p., twin cylinder - - £4OO V - "''Hbl. 20 h.p., twin cylinrw * ~ Any of the above sizes can be flitted with a body made by COUSINS & ATKIN CO., X<n», to seat two, four, or six passengers. We have dosens of different patterns of bodies to choose from. Inspection Invited at SKEATES & BOCKAERT, Plbasx Note—That the “ Darracq won hundreds QUEEN STREET, AUCKLANDof awards in Europe and America for Hut Cm jibing and Low Consumption. The fnel used is the cheapest Benzine.

£l,OOO Won in PRIZES BESIDES CUPS. TROPHIES. AND MEDALS, By Shooters in New Zealand DURING THE PAST 18 MONTHS, USING THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY’S SHOT-GUN CARTRIDGES, AND PATENT CONCAVE WADDING. Those who wish to come out en top at Pigeon Match* should try the undermentioned brands of the Company’s Cartridges, manufactured throughout at the Coy’s. N.Z. Works, Auckland, viz : - “FAVOUBITE” in 2iin. or 2fin. case. “81AT1B" in 2|in. or 2*in. case. “8WIJT8HUB1” ditto. “SUPIBIOB" ditto. “INVINCIBLE’ ditto. ••EXCELLENT” ditto. “BUT EBOCK” in Sin. ease. Over 75% of the above winners wees shooting tes* the 30 yards mark, while many were Bring from the 3t and M yards mark. The Company’s *3OB ammunition cannot be equalled for quality sad aeeuraey. Guns supplied by the Company have lately won some valuable prizes. Address: The Colonial Ammunition Company, Auckland, N.Z. Manager and Attorney for Company’s New Zealand Branch: Arthur Caoil WhlfttW. The General Manager and Attorney for Australasia : Major John Whitney.

TMamfl't Livery & Bait Stables ESMONT STREET, KTow PlT’iKxoixtJa.. J. W WEST, Proprietor. VDR HlRJE—Weddisg' Cteriagas, Heanws, Movrning OoMhee, Open and Clow Caba, Hansoms, Brakee, Waggonettes, Single and Double Buggies (open or hooded), First-elsss Ladies* and Gents’ Saddle horses. Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. Cabs meet all trains. Orders ana Telegrams promptly attended to. Waiting room for Ladies. Telephone 61. QEO. & BOMB KKOEE AND GENERAL SMITH, ELLERSLIE, rtflWl PLATES AND TROTTING ‘ WOES A SPECIALTY.