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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIII, Issue 752, 4 August 1904, Page 15

l- / FAILS — —j “If one man were to spend his whole life’in finding out a Certain Corn Cure he would deserve well of posterity, and might be said to have served his generation.”—Sydenham. ~**~ FROM ALL CHEMISTS MEDICINE VENDORS-

T. MANDENO JACKSON, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Has ; Opened2Offiees7at 17, SHORTLAND-STREET, 1 Above’’Messrs Jackson and Russell, Solicitors, OUTDOOR! SA.LSS Olf FURNITURE ANO ''TOOK, LAND SALES, Etc-, Undertaken or Country. VALUATIONS AND LOANS ; ARRAN GE All communications will receive Mr Jackson’s perse and immediate attention.

SPORTING The Leading Sporting Powder BALLISTITE TRAP and GAME. BALLISTITE was used ty the WINNEBS ALL AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. B-A-XjUISTITE continues to lead the wayNovember 25,1903.—N.8.W. GUN CLUB £5O GUN CLUB CUP. Lee-in secured by “Canuck/* »«iwg BAT jLTS'I'ITE . Runner-up also used Ballistite. December 23, 1903.—N.8.W. GUN CLUB CUP. Leg-in secured by My A. Brown, using BAT.T.TRTTTK Runner-up. “ Canuck,” also using BALLISTITE*. 7 ’ wg nAuuwiin. December 25, 1903.—N.8.W. GUN CLUB XMAS GIFT EIGHT-OUT TROPHY. Won by Mr. A- W Emanuel, using BALLISTITE. Runner-up, Mr H. Garrett, also using BALLISTITE. ENGLISH SHOOTING.—At the Gun Club and Hurlingham Season, 1902-3, just concluded, BALUSTITE, for the seventh consecutive year, topped the list of winning powders, securing £ll,OBl out of a total of £19,488. STOCKED BY ALL AMMUNITION DEALERS. Agents—E. PORTER & CO., Auckland.