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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XV, Issue 890, 28 March 1907, Page 4

lsov; Empire Handicap, lsov; Royal Handicap, lsov; Hauraki Handicap Hurdles, lsov; Handicap Maiden Steeplechase, lsov; First Pony Handicap, lsov. SECOND DAY — Pupuke Handicap, lsov; Hauturu Handicap Hurdles, lsov; Second Pony Handicap, lsov; Britannia Handicap, lsov; Takapuna Handicap Steeplecnase, lsov; Victoria Handicap, lsov; Welter Handicap, lsov. WEIGHTS. FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, 4 p.m. First Day’s Racing. Takapuna Handicap Steeplechase (Second Day). MONDAY, MAY 20th, 4 p.m. Second Day’s Racing. ’ 1 ACCEPTANCES. FRIDAY, MAY 10th, 9 p.m. FIRST DAY. Handicap Maiden Hurdles, lsov; Handicap Maiden Plate, lsov; Empire Handicap, 3sovs; Royal Handicap, 2sovs; Hauraki Handicap Hurdles, 2sovs; Handicap Maiden Steeplechase, . lsov; First Pony Handicap, lsov; Takapuna Handicap Steeplechase (Second Day), 3sovs. TUESDAY, MAY 21st, 9 p.m. SECOND DAY. Pupuke Handicap, lsov; Hauturu Handicap Hurdles, lsov; Second Pony Handicap, lsov; Britannia Handicap, 2sovs; Victoria Handicap, 2sovs; Welter Handicap, lsov. R. WYNYARD, Secretary. (Programmes Continued on Page 13.) WRIGHT HIGH-CLASS TAILOR. Note Address: Queen-street, Below H. M. Smeeton. ■■ I»ATE CUTTER FOB McCOMBn E R| ■ ■ SEPARATE DI- ■ FARTHEST FOB K CHALLINOR. BOOTMAKER. PRINCES-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite Grand Hotel). I y° u rec l u > re Stylj ish and Serviceable Footwear, give me your next order. I make a specialty of Hand-sewn Work. Perhaps your Foot is difficult to fit I Perhaps it is abnormal or you suffer from Callosities; then call on me and I will undertake to make you a perfect-fitting Boot. MANY A MAN THROWS AWAY A SOILED AND SHABBY SUIT THAT WOULD GIVE MONTHS OF GOOD WEAR. We can save you __ p Oun( i s i n your tailor’s bill if you ! will let us. InK. - stead of casting ' a way soiled |', Jr , t clothes which ’ have lost their > shape, send them ' to us ' We show you how Or- Bfl/i IwMSithey can be rewturned as good as F' - new. We clean, press, and restore so that the clothes look as if they were straight from the tailors. D. AND A BROWN. DYERS, SHORTLAND-STxtEET, WORKS: GRAFTON TERRACE. Tel. 1864. Establishd 1866. D- -ND A. SHOWN. TATTERSALL’S, HOBART, All letters with instruejions will be promptly delivered, and replies will be posted direct to clients from Hbart. For further particulars apply to ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., Vulcan X>ane.