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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 10 November 1910, Page 12

WHERE TO PLAY BILLIARDS. BILLIARD SALOON, Most Up-to-date Saloon in New Zealand. Competent Markers. All Convenience*. Situated in Clifford Lane, Between Emerson and Tennyson Streets, NAPIER. H. A. PIRIE Proprietor. Successor to " Ted” Barnes. rpHURLOW'S -gILLIARD gALOON, 9a, McLAGGAN STREET, DUNEDIN. TWO FIRST-CLASS TABLES, Under the supervision of Walter Thurlow. VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED. THE GLOUCESTER BILLIARD ROOM, CHRISTCHURCH. NOW OPEN. All New Tables. The most up-to-date Billiard Saloon in Christchurch. Situated in Gloucester-street, opposite Rink Stables. First-class Light and every Convenience. BERT EDWARDS Proprietor. F/EALANDIA BILLIARD SALOON, next His Majesty’s Arcade, ever Dominion Auction Mart, Queen-atreet. Auckland—SHAW & KINSEY, Proprlators. Five Tables. Well-lighted and e®iivenient room. WHERE TO PLAY BILLIARDS IN PALMERSTON NORTH. THE GEORGE-ST. BILLIARD SALOON. Proprietor T. BILLS. FOUR TABLES. NO WAITING. EVERY ATTENTION TO VISITORS. TYOMINION BILLIARD SALOON, 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. "RATIONAL -gILLIARD pARLOUR, MOST UP-TO-DATE IN THE DOMINION. TWO DOORS BELOW H.M. THEATRE, QUEEN STREET. ALF. COLEMAN AND W. TIDYMAN Proprietors. Side Entrace: Wyndham-street Archway, adjoining the National Bank.