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NZ Truth, Issue 143, 14 March 1908, Page 2

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GRAND HOTEL, Palmerston North. Martin Creaven — Proprietor. > THE finest and most up-to-date Hotel m New Zealand, and equal to many grand X Continental Hotels, being most elaborately furnished. Tourists and Travellers can rely on getting the best attention. All the best-known brands of Wines, Liquers, Spirits, Ales, Etc., 'in Stock. ONLY WHITE SERVANTS EMPLOYED IN THE GRAND HOTEL. MAEK O'MALLEY (Late Masonic' Hotel, Napier), MAN AGrEB. Who said BEOOS ? WE AE.U DID. THE FINEST WHISKY ON THE MARKET. • WOLLERMAN & CO., Agents, Wellington. ROYAL HOTEL. LAM T_ISrro N . THIS HOTEL OEFEES GOOD ACCOMMODATION.. TAEIFF, Ss PEE DAY. J. DWYER, Proprietor.

NELSON JOCKEY CLUB. OWNERS and Trainers are remind-* ed that acceptances' for the first day's' events at the Nelson meeting close on Wednesday evening, March 25th, at the Club's offices, Trafalgarstreet, Nelson. JOHN GLEN, Secretary. J. RYAN'S EMPIRE BILLIARD SALOON (Eight Tables—^Alcock's), 34a York Chambers, Manners-St. (Next Clarendon Hotel). WINNING JOCKEYS. In future a list of winning jockeys and the number of wins they have had so, far during the season will be published by me. This week it reads as follows:— -„ ■ ON THE PLAT. B. Deeley ... "... 46 'D. Price ... ... 6 S.Reid ... ... 36 P. Yarr ... ... 6 H.Gray ... ... 29 W. Rayner /.. 5 ~L. Wilson 29 C.Jackson ... 5 P.E.Jones ..: 28 E. Cox ... ... 5 R. Hatch ■26 W. Whittaker ... 6 G. Price ... ... 21 J. Ohlsen ... ... 5 H. Donovan ... 20 W. Fletcher .., 5 A.Oliver ... ►. 20 R. McKay... ._.. 5 R. W. King ...18 G.J.Pine... ... 4 L.G.King ...17 D." King ... ... 4 F.D.Jones ... 16 A. Chapman ... 4 F. Langstone ... 16 A. Simpkin ... 4 E.Lowe ... ...16 E.Brown... ... 4 W. H. McKay i ; ; IB A, McLeod ... 4 W. Kirk ... ... 15 W. Woon ... ... .4 O.Jenkins... ...14 C.Brown.., ... 4 T. O'Brien ... 13 S.Lindsay ... 3 H. Price 13. J. Roach ... ... 3 J. Wingfield ... 13 H. Cairns 3 W.Price ... ...13 J. Bceats ... ... 3 A.WHson 12. A. Watson... .;. 3 t R. Cameron ... 11. J. Griffiths ... 3 J.Pine ... ... 10 J. Grey 3 J. Blyth ... ... 10 'S. Pere ... .'.'. 3 T. George 10 W. Jones ... ... 3 J. Conquest ...'lO L. Dannahy ... 3 J. McCombe ... _ 9 J. Rae r ..., ... 3 A. Mclvor... ... 9 F. Davies '. 3 E. Murfitt... .... 9 T.Cotton... ... 3 T. Pritchard ... 9 C. Monk „.' ... 3 P.Brady ... ... 9 W. Retter... ... 2 J. Beale 9 E.Cotton 2 'St/young/.. vl. 9 J.Haggefty' ... 2 E.Rae '..I '•£.. ' 9 R. MbNamara ... 2 % J^T. Jones... ... 9 A.Julian... ... 2 -'o"'.'A:-Pijie'..V. : ",..' 8 .T.Jones ... Ll. 2 W^Emmorson... 8 0. Fryer ... ... 2 M. Ryan ..." ... 8 H.Mason 2 R.Eroadjeld .._ 8. W. Ratcliife .., 2 J v McCloßky .':;. 8' F.Porter... ;.. 2 :t). Keihp 7 W. Buddicombe ' 2 C. Cochrane ... 7 J. Macdonneil ... 2 K.\(Gi__fe.(it :.'.'. '.:. 7 G.Murray ... 2 J. Bttshanan- ... 7 W. Cairns ;.'. ... 2 W;S.'Tiloyd' .;.'7' W.W00d5... : ... 2 F.JDvesa' ... ... 7 W.Ryan ... ... 2 0: Hack' ■.... ... C W. Fahey... ... 2 R. BarloW r - .:• ,6 J. Delaney ... 2 G. Byrne ... ...' 6 ' D. Barron 2 A. Ackroyd ••• 6 R. Emmerson ... 2 T, Carroll 6 A. Chapman ... 2 F. Dpujglas "''.. 0 R.Young 2 OVIBR HUEDLES. A. McConnon ...12 F. Whitehouse... 3 T. Pritchard ...10 S. Neary ..; ... 3 W.Young 10 W. Wilson... ... 3 J. Hall 10 F. Lind _ ... ... 3 H. Telford 8 H. Carr 3 T; Pine 6 J.Stanley... ... 3 j. Jno. O'Connell ... 5 J. Hercock ... 2 ! -H. Cairns ... ... 4 W. Retter ... ... 2 E. Scoullar ... 4 Jerry O'Connell 2 A. Phillips ... 4- D. Barron... ... 2 .A. -.Julian .-.:' -.-. 4 P. Brady ...... 2 W. O'Connell... 4 .W. Fahey ... „.. 2 D ;/ ,Kemp 3 C- Pi-ess ... ... 2 ,Q*- J. .Pine.,. - ... . 3 W.. Qampbell „., 2