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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 736, 14 April 1904, Page 5

BARNETT & GRANT, Racing Correspondents, CHRISTCHURCH. ■*W W W W W W W WW VrVOWFf w tw > W W V <lO Address Letters and Telegrams: “BABNETT, GRANT, CHRISTCHURCH.” Bankers: Bank of Australasia. Weekly reports of Business done and current quotations will appear in ** The? Sporting Review,” Auckland; “New Zealand Mail,” Wellington? “Weekly Press,” Christchurch ; “ Canterbury Times ” and “ Otago Witness.” Correspondence Promptly Attended to.

J. BECKETT, Box 397. Telephone. 634 ** Tattersall’s.’* U?. "rj Member of New Zealand and O O y i »JI Sydney Tattersall’s. f £ ■. .5- -'io ♦ ? ; J K’", Z ’ '"I k//FJW‘ the Courses of AucklancL- | ” 1 Takapuna, and Avondale K ¥ 1 V ' Racing Clubs, and AuckCJ - ' l*n<f Trotting Club’s Meetingx.

Jk. MOSS, Turf Accountant, DUNEDIN. Letters: P.O. Box 73, Dunedin. Telegrams: “A. MOS S, Dunedus.* Telephone: 1352.

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