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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIX, Issue 1073, 29 September 1910, Page 11

H ome Billiards! | The fact that Billiards iWWir- is an ided game for the home needed no demonstration; but it remained for the infcxNXSSl troduction of the Alcock Patent Lever Billiard-Dining Table to niake Billiards at home possible to \ ~ everybody. Pretty soon now, these tables will be as plentiful as P ianoS ' •’ Z> Alcockb have introduced the Patent Lever Billiard-Dining Table in order that in every comfortable home true billiards may be played inexpensively, under the best conditions. The finest and most scrupulous workmanship is put into these tables, and the materials used are the best the world produces. Every table is fitted with the inimitable Alcock slate bed and the famous fast-running cushions, and is complete with all accessories. SEE HOW CHEAP IT IS! No. I—7ft. x 3ft. n., £22. No. 2—Bft. x 4ft. 4in., £25. No. 3—9 ft x 4 t 9?in., £3O. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. ALCOCK AND COMPANY, Limited. THE BILLIARD PEOPLE, Wellington : London : Me’bourne : Sydney i 7