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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1062, 14 July 1910, Page 10

WHERE TO PLAY BILLIARD® BFORD, Waltomata Billiard Club. • Custom-street, Auckland —Diamond Pool sets can be obtained from me, the game of the future for Billiard Rooms, better than Devil’s Pool, being played now in my Saloon. EWTON BILLIARD SALOON.—H First-class Tables. Largest and most up-to-date Room in the Dominien. Customers receive every attention. — Harold McNeil, Proprietor. WATSON’S BILLIARD SALOON. High-street DUNEDIN. — F’ve First-class Tab! Largest Room the South Island. Snooker, etc. Vis. tors are welcomed from all arts. —W Thomson. Proprietor. r/EALANDIA BILLIARD SALOON, •At next His Majesty’s Arcad®, ev»’ Dominion Auction Mart, Queen-street. Auckland. —SHAW A KINSEY, Proprietors. Five Tables. Well-lighted and eofevenient room. WHERE TO PLAY BILLIARDS IN PALMERSTON NORTH. THE GEORGE-ST. BILLIARD SALOON. ProprietorT. BILLS’. FOUR TABLES. NO WAITING.. EVERY ATTENTION TO VISITORS. TAOMINION BILLIARD SALOON, •L' Devon Street, New Plymouth. FITTED WITH FIVE FULL SIZE NEW TABLES. By Alcock and Wright, Ranish. Standard London Tables. “ARC-OVAL” and FRENCH CANNON TABLES. First in Dominion. A. BARTLETT Proprietor.