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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XX, Issue 1116, 31 August 1911, Page 3

2:9 2-5 DAN PATCH. 2:9 2-5 THE “KING OF HARNESS HORSES.” An opportunity for breeders to patronise the “KING OF PACERS.” DAN PATCH (2:9 2-5) will stand this season near Auckland. Location will be announced later. TERMS: Single mare £8 8 Two mares £7 7 Three or more £6 6 A charge of two shillings per week will be made for grass. Every care will be taken but no responsibility. Anyone having a suitable paddock close to Auckland please communicate witji: L. ROBERTSON, MENTONE. VICTORIA. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., AUCKLAND. Telephone No. 417. fO RACING MEN, TRAINERS, AND OTHERS. JgLLERSLIE. The well - known training STABLES, owned by the late Mr. George Wright, situated on main road. Ellerslie; along with House and Level Section of Land, 165 ft frontage to Panmure Road by 330 ft frontage to Gladstone Road, being a corner section, wmen Is growing more valuable every day. The front part could be cut into smaller sections, and ought to sell rapidly at a good increase above price asked for the whole place. The devonport steam ferry COMPANY (LIMITED). STEAMERS—EagIe, Osprey, Brittania, Victoria. Takapuna, Birkenhead. Condor, Lyttelton. Albatross, Kestrel, Goshawk. Kawau and Ruru. Steam Ferry Services to the Suburbs of DEVONPORT. NORTHCOTE, BIRKENHEAD and CHELSEA. Steamers at short intervals daily from 6.30 a.m. to 11.40 p.m. Also all night service to Devonport. Excursion 'Steamers run to ;he popular resorts —St. Helier’s Bay, Lake Takapuna, and Pine Island—as notified in the daily papers. Steamers on Hire for Excursions of any description and for extended trips. Comfortable Cabins. Every Convenience. ALEX. ALISON, Manager. < yORTHERN STEAMSHIP C °” LTD - 1 B TARANAKI SERVICE. ’ The s - s ’ RARAWA leaves Manukau every y! ' ' Sunday, Tuesday and J’ Thursday, reaching New jlf, Plymouth in time for the express train to Wellington. The steamer leaves New Plymouth every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 8.30 p.m., on arrival of the through train. HOTELS.—Unclassified. Hastings hotel, Directly Opposite Railway Station. H A. S T I N G S. First-class accommodation for the Travelling Public. All the comforts of a Family and Commercial Hotel. Firstclass Sample rooms. Tariff 6s 6d per day. Permanents as per arrangement. Speight’s Ale on tap. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone 108 P-O. Box 191. f. FLYNN Proprietor. QANTERBURY JJ O T E L. METHVEN. HUGH KENNEDY Proprietor. T£ A [ - I W I j j O T E L. BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS ALWAYS ON HAND. FIRST-CLASS TABLE. MODERATE TARIFF. W. R. GIBSON Proprietor. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, I ASHBURTON. A stone’s throw from the station. R. MEECHAM Proprietor. The most comfortable House in Ashburton. Excellent Cuisine, Commodious Sample Rooms, Moderate Charges. Lessee of Oddfellows’ Hall, Ashburton