"N.Z. SPORTING AND DRAMATIC REVIEW."
A Strikingly Illustrated Issue. A journal that makes an immediate appeal to everyone is the "N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review," and this week's issue is well up to the usual high standard with the variety and excellence of its' productions. In the racing section appear attractive snajwhots of notable New Zealand successes at the Australian Jockey Club's Carnival, while the Whangarci Racing Club's Spring Meeting is covered in an interesting series. Further pictures of the trotting fixture at Alexandra Park will also catch the eye. The central pages show famous tennis and golf exponents. America's most beautiful girl, and the Prince in America. Full pages are devoted t<> the Wellington Provincial Ladies' Colt Uluimpionsliip, at Heretaunga. portraits of the English cricket team in Australia, and the All Blacks in England. Local interest is supplied in tlio opening of the Knritanc Hospital in Auckland. Wellington's display.oi gymnastics and dancing, etc. The mighty air liner is the subject of specially fine photographs, white the *tage. social, and motion picture pages have their usual tine selection of pictures. A two-colour supplement "f Xorma Tnlmadgr is given away with tliis ifeuc. The paper is now on sale at all stationers and booksellers. (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 251, 22 October 1924, Page 8
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