“To Hell with the Tote!”—Rev. Jasper Calder, of Auckland, who gave expression to this terse and emphatic phrase while condemning a proposal to operate the totalisator at a motor speedway. —S. P. Andrew, photo.
British Motor-car Industry.-Sir Herbert Austin, who headed a deputation to Mr. J. H. Thomas in connection with the needs of the motor industry, with particular reference to the export trade.
Visiting New Zealand. —Mr. George Wootton, of Sydney, who is visiting the Dominion after living in Sydney for many years. Mr. Wootton has some interesting things to say in an interview on this page. —S. P. Andrew, photo.
Chairman of Wanganui County Council Passes.—Mr. A. D. MacKintosh, chairman of the Wanganui County Council, whose death took place last week. —Tesla Studios, photo.
Soldier’s Remarkable Farewell Tour.—Field-Marshal Sir William Birdwood, Commander-in-Chief in India, whose farewell tour has been marked by remarkable demonstrations of regret at his coming departure. —S. P. Andrew, photo.
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 56, 29 November 1929, Page 9
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155“To Hell with the Tote!”—Rev. Jasper Calder, of Auckland, who gave expression to this terse and emphatic phrase while condemning a proposal to operate the totalisator at a motor speedway. —S. P. Andrew, photo. British Motor-car Industry.-Sir Herbert Austin, who headed a deputation to Mr. J. H. Thomas in connection with the needs of the motor industry, with particular reference to the export trade. Visiting New Zealand.—Mr. George Wootton, of Sydney, who is visiting the Dominion after living in Sydney for many years. Mr. Wootton has some interesting things to say in an interview on this page. —S. P. Andrew, photo. Chairman of Wanganui County Council Passes.—Mr. A. D. Mac-Kintosh, chairman of the Wanganui County Council, whose death took place last week. —Tesla Studios, photo. Soldier’s Remarkable Farewell Tour.—Field-Marshal Sir William Birdwood, Commander-in-Chief in India, whose farewell tour has been marked by remarkable demonstrations of regret at his coming departure. —S. P. Andrew, photo. Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 56, 29 November 1929, Page 9
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