The Takapuna transport tangle i s beginning to unravel itself, and many people are joyful and a few aro not. To the few we would say, "Buy the New Zealand Observer, it will keep your opinions right on the questions of the dav." The Observer is the Dominion's brightest and best illustrated weekly. It is witty, it is original, it, looks at the events of the day from a, different angle. This week's issue contains, among other articles, the first instalment of "Old Takapuna," also "Free Education," "Hospital Inquiry," "Taking Over the Buses," and "Death of 'Tirai Kara.' " The original drawings include the cartoon? by Bio., "Champion Cheerers Fed Up on Cheers," having reference to educational matters; and "Finds and Fining—Judge Gray gives his decision ors the Hospital Board charges." There is a full page of sketches of "Knights of the Road at Home," and a full page of photographs of the floods at Mercer. The racing commissioner analyses the form and prospects- of the horses engaged at the Thames meeting.' A new feature ii> the radio section. The Observer is on sale at all booksellers, price' threepence per copy or 3s 6d per quarter posted.— Adyt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19469, 27 October 1926, Page 16
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