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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 167, 16 July 1924, Page 7

"N.Z. SPORTINQ AND DRAMATIC . . REVIEW." ■ •■ »** ''__': A Superlative Production. One needs to talk in superlatives to give adequate description to this week's issue of the "N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review." General interest will be merged in the four complete pages devoted to the Derby Day, at Epsom Downs, snowing Sansovino's owner, with his trainer, unique views of the field when charging up the hill, the parade of contestants; photographs of the Royal Family witnessing the race, and points of interest in connection with Lord Derby s triumphant win. Snapshots of the Wellington Racing Club's Meeting will attract local attention. The centre pages comprise incidents of overseas note from outdoor sports to Eoyal functions. Full pa<*ea depict Empire Day scenes at Wembley, and the Italian Royal Family's visit to England. Football is represented in snapshots of the Devonport v. Marists' League game at Carlaw Park, Auckland, and the Brown Shield match. (Auckland v. South. Auckland), -while baseball enthusiasts have their tastes catered to in a graphic portrayal of the Canterbury v. Wellington match. The turning of the first sod of the New Zealand South Seas Exhibition covers a fine pao-e, and feminine appeal will be made in°the display of fashions, stage, and cinema, in addition to innumerable miscellaneous pictures. The paper is now on sale at all stationers and booksellers. (Ad.) .x.

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