Some First-Class Wicket-Keepers of the Day. 1905.

For Sale is a Full Page Removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News," September 2nd 1905, showing an Article with Portrait Photograph on each  for "Some First-Class Wicket-Keepers of the Day."

   1- John Henry Board.  (Glos.)
   2- E. Russeell. (Essex)
   3- Arthur Augustus Lilley  (Warwickshire)
   4- W. Findlay  (Lancs.)
   5- H. Strudwick (Surrey)
   6- George Frederick Wheldon  (Worcestershire)
   7- F. H. Huish  (Kent)
   8- T. Oates  (Notts.)
   9- G. E. MacGregor  (Middx.)
  10- David Hunter  (Yorks.)

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Reverse side shows the Following Photographs from "The Dublin Horse Show."

   1- Mr. T. M'Veagh's  Lady Rose. wwinner of Fast Trotting Horses Mile.  Time 2min. 37.75sec.
   2- The Double Harness Class.-  Johnnie Bother E.M. and Sir Alick (winning pair - on left of picture),  King of Diamonds and Queen of Diamonds, &c.
   3- Advertisement and Paddoxk Wild Fire, first Tandem and £100 Challenge Cup, and second in Double Harness.
   4- Judging Weight-carrying Hunters, Class 10.
   5- Over the stone wall.
   6- Mr. R. G. Carden's Lady Tacitus, winner of Champion Cup for Mares, and silver medal.
   7- The Central Hall.
   8- Mr. F. C. Weldon's Pat, first prize Weight-carrying Hunters, 15 stone and over.
   9- Mr. M. Laverty's Glenaar, first prize Four-year-old Geldings, 14 to 15 stone.

Condition is Very Good.