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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1021, 30 September 1909, Page 10

WHERE TO PLAY BILLIARDS. Vulcan Lane Billiard Room J. BIGHAM, Proprietor. four first-class Cables EVERY ATTENTION AND COMFORT FOR VISITORS. TTbraggT Billiard Agent&Expert Player Highest-class Billiard Goods Always on Hand; Quality Guaranteed. Also Proprietor Billiard Saloon, Royal Hotel. Renovated throughout. Enthusiasts specially catered for. Address: iloyal Hotol Viet ria Street. Also at Knyber ~gss r.oa“ Auckland. rpHE GLOUCESTER BILLIARD ROOM NOW OPEN. All New Tables. The most up-to-date Billiard Saloon in Christchurch. Situated in Gloucesterstreet, opposite Rink Stables. First-class Light and every Convenience. BERT EDWARDS ■ . Proprietor. ■\TEWTON BILLIARD SALOON. Nine ■IM First-class Tables. Largest and most up-to-date Room in the Dominion. Customers receive every attention. Harold McNeil, Proprietor. rpHURLOW’S ILLI ARD gALOON, 9a, McLAGGAN STREET, DUNEDIN. TWO FIRST-CLASS TABLES, Under the supervision of Walter Thurlow. VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED. ■gjMPIRE "g ILLI ARD SAMPSON’S BUILDINGS, DOWLING-STREET DUNEDIN. 9 NEW TABLES, including an Arc-Oval. The Largest and Most Up-to-date Saloon in Otago. HOARE, BELL AND QUIRKE, Proprietors. | WELLINGTON. | if - "~3k J THE NEW I Victoria | I Billiard : Parlor I W—- — 1 • $ ? (Opposite Public Library and $ Working Men’s Club.) ? g 5 New | ALCOCK TABLES | * FITTED WITH RESILIEN J J CUSHION. $ I Also 1 ARC OVAL. I .5 £ £ The Parlor is replete with every $ convenience and comfort. I J. O. MURRAY, | Proprietor. | CENTRAL CLUB BILLIARD ROOM. Ground Floor, Chamber of Commerce’ HIGH STREET. Under the supervision of J. CHALMERS. An up-to-date Room, replete with all the comforts of a Club. A quiet resort for Billiard enthusiasts. Five highclass WRIGHT-RANISH Tables. Patrons receive every attention. He’d had bronchitis several times, His doctors ordered “Warmer climes.” But then, alas, the man was poor, Or he’d have gone away before. “Do this, do that,” ’tis easily said, But poor men have to earn their bread, Thanks be, they may become secure ’Gainst coughs and colds by Woods’ Peppermint Cure.