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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2692, 11 February 1916, Page 7

A noteworthy set of pictures marks (.his week's issue of the '"Sporting -and Drama- " tie Review." The war is covered in views l t 6hewing British and Bulgarian troops in i the Balkans, theatricals joining tho colours in London, Lord Kitchener and Sir ■_ Edward Grey, cyclists in a storm at Salonika, mule transport in France, Brit--1 i?h cavalry in France, hints in field tac--2 tics, British soldier's funeral, newsjathcr•j ers in the 15alkaus, keeping away th'e q bombs, unpacking a mule transport, the British soldier's versatility, French avia--7 tors, AVest Indians in training, washing t. day for tho troops, Anzstcs entertained at Capo Town. The Takapuna Jockey Club's s_ meeting, Forbury Park meeting, and Gisborne Racing Club's meeting are dealt wi th in a series of capital illustrations, while a miscellaneous assortment will be found of moi'o than ordinary interest.—Advt.

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