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NZ Truth, Issue 127, 23 November 1907, Page 3

THE BETTING MARKET. Messrs Ross md Bradshawi report jfche following business ; - FEILDING MEETING- 1 - SPLYING HANDICAP AND ST.- 'AN-: DREW'S HANDICAP— " "400 to '4 Wfeipaku, Dan Leno, 800 to 7i King Billy, Moral., 300 to 6 Contender, Moral. 200 to 3 Dawn, Mahiapoto. AUCKLAND CUP. AND RAILWAY, HANDICAP— tLOOO to 8 . 2£rntmerman, Oxton. 1000 to 10 Zimmerman, King Billy. 750 to 5 Shrapnel, Cambrian. 500 to 2 A&arana, Te Aroha* 400 to 2 Shrapnel, Oxton. Messrs Scott and Martindale report the following' on Auckland .Cup, attaightrout :— . 7 to 1 Master Delaval. 10 to 1 Zimmerman. 20 to 1 Paritutu. 10 to 1 Uranium. i 0 to 1 Armistice: j. 8 to 1 Mahuta. 8 'to 1 Apa. . . 20 to 1 UWanderi 20 to 1 Sir' Tristram. 20 to 1 Gold Crest. 10 to 1 Bonnie Glen. 16 to 1 Seal- Rock. 25 to 1 Celtic. 33 to 1 Gazeleyv.- . 25 to 1 St. Joe. 10 to 1 Downfall, ■ 33 to lWaipuna.^ 40 to l'Glenullin. . 35 to 1 Star Rose.---25 to 1 Carl Rosa.; 32 to 1 Akara-na. 12 to 1 Shrapnel. 40 to 1 Pahutu. 35 to 1 Tui ' Caekabau* 50 to 1 Starina. 35 to 1 Scotty. 40 to 1, All R^ed. 100 to 1 Probable. 33 to 1 Uranium, iOO to i William. -'• 100 to 1 Notorini. .66 to 1 Fashionable ' 33;. t0 1 Haldane. | 40 to 1 Syren. iOO to 1 Bully. 100 to 1 Stratagem.---.100 to 1 Mah6e f Mussrs Scott and Martindale report the fallowing business on /the Auckland Cup :— . - • j 200 to 14 Armistice.---300 to 2 Probable. ( ] 100 to 10 Apa. ■ i ' JOO to 6 Seal Rock.- ' • . I AUCKLAND CUP '& RAILWAY, i 590 to 5 Master Delaval, Dawn. 500 to 3 Mast-er Delaval, Huascar,---300 t0,4.i Uranium, Bobrikofl. 300 to 2 Bonny' Glen, Bobrikofl. 300 to 1 Downfall, Loftus. BOHIKG! BOXING! BOXING! Under th,e Patronage of His Excellency Lord Pluaket, and the Bight Hon. Sir Joseph. Ward. j QPEBA HOUSI), wellingtpn. ! Monday, November 25, 1907. THE GREATEST SPORTING EVENT OP THE YEAR! PROCEEDINGS START AT 8 P.M. With a WRESTLING EXHIBITION (Catoli-as-catch-caH Style) : ■ ■■" , By Messrs. A SKINNER and I ; 0. E. STEPHENS, Of the Police Stafi. (This by permission of the Commissioner - " of Police), .. . Followed by a MERRY fi-ROIJND MILL— T. McGIBBOK (Australia) TIM -TRACY (Wellington). AT 9 P.M.— THOSE BRILLIANT BOXERS : J. GODFREY (of Auckland), The ex- Amateur Feather-weight Champion of England (1908), and New Zealand (1906), AND TOMMY HANLEY . (of N.S.W.), Whom the Sydney critics declare to be a second edition of the once marvellcas Giriffo, WILL CONTENT THE BEST OF 15 BOUNDS ! For the Feather - Weight Professional Championship of the Dominion at New "Zealand. Eefette— Dß. NAPIEK-M'LEAN. ADMISSION— Sta^e Seats, 10s; Orchestral Stalls, ss; Dress Circle, it; Back % Stalls, .3s \ Faoooily G Lro ? 8 > 2s &L- Earl y application for Seats is imperative. Box Plan now on view at Annit'B (late Batkin's) Lambton Quay. Vf. COFFEY, Hon. Sec. W.B.A. STANDID6E_ & CO.. Painters, Paperhangers, Sigawriters, AND General House Decorators, . 7, CHARLOTTE-BT., WELLINGTON. (Opposite Government House) Direct Importers of — Paperhangings, Plain and Figured Glass, Plate Mirrors, Mixed Paints. ARTISTS' COLORS & STUDIES A SPECIALITY. , TELEPHONE 1507.

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