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Albion Hotel, Melbourne, July 20, .1869. kEAR SlES,—Before leaving Victoria, I * have the pleasure to acknowledge the gratification afforded me in inspecting your Manufactory and seeing all the preparations used in the construction of your justly celebrated Tables, and you certainly deserve credit for the superior manner in which all your work-is turned out. In reference to your Billiard Tables, and I have played on a great number of them since my arrival, I pronounce them in every respect equal to any Tables produced in any part of the world, and for that great desideratum, correctness of angles, they cannot be surpassed Trusting you will always keep your well-won reputation,—Believe me, truly yours, F CHABLE3 HUGHES, Champion of Australia. Messrs Alcock & Co. Albion Hotel, Melbourne. Deae Sirs,— Before leaving the Australian colonies, I have the greatest pleasure in expressing the extreme satisfaction I have had in playing on your tables, and which I pronounce equal to any I have ever played on. I remain, dear Sirs, yours faithfully, JNO. ROBERTS, Champion. Messrs Alcock & Co. ALCOCK & CO., 0 I I:! hfc'! m m i SILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS !y appointment to H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh, and his Excellency the Governor. HOW ROOMS, 95 LITTLE BOURKESTREET EAST ; lANUFACTORY, 132 and 134 RUSSELL STREET, MELBOURNE, milliard Cloth, Balls, Cues, Tips, and every requisite for the Billiard Room. N.B. Billiard Balls sent per post to any art of New Zealand, 30s per set; best, 40s. Box of Tips for 4s 6d on receipt of order, ccompanied by Post Office, Order. d G 3 J*B H O TJ « M o , CO J 5 P P P -P pa Ph h> EH 0 H , 0Q CO pj i ® P Gr p P-Q, ®o H x Cd bu <a p O ° go §.g H.2 3 efrd Cd £ f -2 ® [H q, o d ® 2 1 — rH N P p <D d :S fe-'P CD jj -g ,H oo eh rv? -2 —* rH m a o Hd rn O r-i P-i _r Pn w o a , 50 - m P 3 F 3 o o 00 r-t ft B n W a? B ft <1 B oo B Jzi O « g o B B~ B * g § d n p u> gi« P.S rd CO 11 CO <i Sfl g Pig *§ P 2 d£ P I—l oH o p m o B B B rt H co B B B co CO ft PH CO B O B IHOMAS LANG & Co., NURSERYMEN . and SEEDSMEN, 52 Elizabeth Street, ilbourne, have by far the largest Nursery d Seed raising establishment in the Austran Colonies, and are prepared to supply lers for Seeds, Plants, Fruit Trees, Bulbs, irden Implements, either in small quantities large quantities. Catalogues may be had post free plication.

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New Zealand Mail, Issue 38, 14 October 1871, Page 20

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Page 20 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Mail, Issue 38, 14 October 1871, Page 20

Page 20 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Mail, Issue 38, 14 October 1871, Page 20

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