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NZ Truth, Issue 144, 21 March 1908, Page 2

' GRAND HOTEL, ' ; Palmerston North. Martirs Creaven — Proprietor. ' PHE finest and most up-to-date Hotel m New Zealand, and equal to many grand 1 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., m Stock. . ' ONLY WHITE SERVANTS EMPLOYED IN THE GRAND HOTEL. /' ' -MAKE O'MALLEY (Late Masonic , Hotel, Napier), MANAGEB. Who 'dald " BEGOS ? WE AJUI* OID. THE FINEST WHISKY ON THE MARKET. WOLLERiyiAN & CO., Agents, Wellington. DAY A I 'HATPI LAMBTON QUAY, THIS HOTEL OFFEES GOOD ACCOMMODATION. „..'.. TAEIFF, Ss PEE DAY. J. DWYER, Proprietor. TIE ALHAMBRA HOTEL. (OPPOSITE ROYAL OAK) CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. G.A.ADAMS. PROPRIETOR. Having purchased the above hotel I ;^ish to intimate to the public that '.''■ • , it is absolutely a free hotise. v SPEIGHT'S SPECIAL &BEW ON TAP. Every well-known brand of Wines, Liqueurs, and Spirits Stocked. Superior Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers.

WINNING JOCKEYS. In future a list of winning jockeys and the number of wins they have had so lar during the season will he published by- me. This week it reads as follows :— On The Plat. B. Deeley 45 D. Price, ... ... 6 S.Beid ... ... 37 F. Yarr 6 E. Hatch 30 W. Eayner ... 5 H. Gray ... ...,29 0. Jackson ... 5 L.' Wilson 29 E. Cox ,5 F. E. Jones ... 28 W. Whittaker ... 5 G Price" ... ... 22 J. Ohlsen -5 A. Oliver ... ... 22, W. Fletcher „. , 5 H. Donovan ... 20 E. McKay... ... 5 E.W.King .... 18' G. J. Pine...' ... 4 F. Langstone ... 17 D. King 4 E.Lowe ... ... 17 A^Ohapman ... 4 W. H. McKay ... 17 A. Simpkin ... 4 L.G.King. ...17 E. Brown... ... 4 F.D.Jones ...16 A. McLeod ;.. 4 W, Kirk 16 W. Woon ... ... 4 C.Jenkins...' :.. 14 C. Brown ... ... 4~ T. O'Brien ... 13 S. Lindsay ... 3 H. Price 13 J. Ebach ... ... 3 J. Wingfield ... 13 H. Cairns ... ... 3 W. Price 13 J. Sceats ... f ». 3 A. Wilson ... i.. 12 A. Watson... ... 3 R Cameron ... 11 J. Griffiths ... 3 J. Pine 10 J. Grey ... .... 3 J. Blyfch ... T.. 10 S. Pere ' ... ... 3 T. George 10 W. Jones ... ... 3 J. Conquest ... 10 L. Danhahy ... 3 J. McCombe ... 9 J. Eae ... i.. 3 A. Mclvor 9 F. Davies... .... 3 E. Murfitt 9 T. Cotton ... i.. 3 T. Pritchard ... 9 0. Monk 1 ; .. ' *.. 3 P. Brady 9 W. Retter/..: ... 2 J. Beale ... ... 9 E. Cotton ... ... 2 W. Young... ... 9 J. Haggerty ... 2 E. Rae 9 R. McNamara ... 2 !T. N. Jones... ... 9 A.Julian ... ■ \\: 2 ,G. A. Pine 8 T.Jones ... .... 2 W. Emmerson... 8 C. Fryer 2 M.Ryan ;.. ... 8 .H. Mason... -.,.• 2 R. Broadfield ... 8 W. Eatcliffe ... 2 J. McClusky ... 8 F. Porter 2 D.Kemp ... ... 7 W. Buddicombe 2 C. Cochrane ... 7 J. Macdonnell ... 2 H. Gil],e£tj.... „.. 7 6. Murray.' ... 2 J. Buchanan ... 7 W. Cairns 2 W. S. Lloyd ... 7 W. Woods... .i.. r 2 F. Cress 7 W. Ryan ... ... 2 C. Hack 6 W.Fahey... ... 2 R. Barlow 6 J. Delaney ... 2 G.Byrne 6 D. Barron , 2 A. Ackroyd ... 6 R. Emmerson ... 2 T. Carroll 6 A. Chapman ... 2 F.Douglas ... 6 R. Young 2 OVEE HUBDLES. J. Hall 12 F. Whitehouse.\. 3 A. McConnon ... 12 S. Neary ... .-..' 3 T. Pritchard ... 10 W. Wilson 3 W. Young... ...10 F. Lind 3 H. Telford 8 H. Carr ... ... 3 T. Pine 6 J.Stanley... ... 3 Jno .•O'Connell ... 5 J. Hcrcock ... 2 H. Cairns 4 W. Retter... ... 2 E. Scoullar ... 4 Jerry O'Connell 2 A.Phillips "L ... 4 D. Barron 2 A.Julian ..'.' ... 4 P. Brady 2 W. O'Connell. ... 4 W. Fahey 2 D. Kemp ... ... 8 C. Cress 2 a, J, Pine... ... 3 N.Campbell ... 2