Page 13 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XX, Issue 1121, 5 October 1911, Page 13

myL.M ■ Lasts for Years JWf® | without Perishing /MM H or Bursting. /V ffiWga |g Recommended for Ul ■ I Stable I Use H TRY A LENGTH. |j H Ask your Storekeeper for Dunlop Brand 9 fH THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO. 9 91 OF AUST. LTD. H ■ Me bourne, Sydney. Adelaide, 9 ■ Brisbane, Penh & Christchurch. B

Who Discovered Gray ? GEORGE GRAY was introduced to the public by Alcocks. They discovered him—were the first to realise what remarkable talent was latent in that brilliant young Billiard player. GRAY acquired his marvellous dexterity on ADCOCK’S BILLIARD TABLES. They saw the birth, growth and perfection of his famous stroke —the losing hazard. It was on an ADCOCK STANDARD TABLE, passed by the Billiard Association of Great Britain, that Gray achieved his first remarkable record—a break of 836 off the red. And now we find Gray scoring no less than 1142 in a single break in England. No wonder Gray remains true to Alcocks —the people who built those very fine Billiard Tables which helped him more than anything to become the sensational player he is to-day. V _ Z Alcock’s Branch Office and Shnw R»oms, Victoria Buildings, Auckland.