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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 262, 5 November 1930, Page 9

N.Z. SPORTING AND DRAmATIC HfcVlfcW. The artistically-coloured supplement included in this week's issue of the "New Zealand Sporting and Dramatic Review" will be prized by all lovers of the turf, as the picture is so typical of the sporting spirit. The Chief Scout honoured, historic Battle Abbey, outdoor checkers, girl golfers and aquatic contests are a few of the subjects in the double centre pages. A thrilling series depicts Kingsford Smith's arrival in Sydney, and nearer home we have an exciting set of photos of the speed boat races on the Panmure Basin. Sacred Heart College sports, secondary school sports, Labour Day eventss aiid the visit of the Dutch Fleet are generously catered for. The masculine eye will be attracted to the unique page of Tom Alley, the champion wrestler, demonstrating some of his favourite holds. The racing interest is provided by snaps of the Waikato Hunt meeting, Caulfield events and the Auckland Trotting Club's spring gathering. From overseas comes a bright collection of photos, champion billiards, golf at St. Andrews, hop-picking in Kent, historical Devon' pageant and giant American yacht. The latest fashions, a beautiful frontispiece and numerous screen portraits are further attractions. Special mention must be made of the £200 prize free skill competition. The "Review" is on sale at all booksellers and stationers. '.(Ad.), .