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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 28 April 1924, Page 7

There should be a brisk demand for copies of this week’s issue of the “New Zealand Sporting and Dramatic Iteview,” as the illustrations arc of an especially interesting nature. Prominently placed and covering three pages is the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Carnival at Ellerslie, snapshots of the leading events being faithful reproductions of exciting races. A general appeal will be made by the photographs depicting the visit to Sydney of the Imperial Service Squadron, showing striking views of the huge flagship, H.M.S. Hood, vessels entering Sydney Harbour, groups of officers, the picturesque procession of the men of the British Fleet, and the inspiring spectacle at the saluting base in Macquarrie Street. A very fine selection has been obtained of the scrapping of the Japanese Navy, while the British National Cross Country Championship is also widely portrayed at an exciting phase. Racing enthusiasts will take particular notice of a novel race meeting held at Biskra, in the Sahara Desert. A large group of the ‘'Sally” Company also apjxmrs. and very attractive is tho page of snapshots representing the “Sally” v. Auckland Ladies’ cricket match on the Domain. Fashion displaying modes from New York has a distinctive place, and an abundance of weddings proves that ciipid has not been idle. The beautifully arranged centne pages comprise philanthropic incidents in Queen Alexandra’s life, social ‘’unctions in London, and American ladies kissing the Blarney Stone. Ireland. Stage and film have n strong pictorial display, and among other pleasing and nniversallv interesting (pictures aro firing practice at North. Head, Auckland. Wairarapa Football Team, reception to General Book, etc., etc. The paper is now on sale at nil stationers ■md izioksellers. —Advt.