REVIEWS

Waikato Independent, Volume XXX, Issue 3202, 22 February 1930, Page 6

REVIEWS

SPORTING AND DRAMATIC. The current issue of the ,’Sporting and Dramatic Review published to-day is sure to have a very wide appeal. All the many important sports fixtures of the past week are admirably recorded in the illustrated section. An excellent series depicting "Life on the lee Barrier with Bear Admiral Byrd’s South Polar Expedition," forms the centre pages. The match between the M.C.C. cricket team and an Auckland XI. is comprehensively pictured. Other interesting pages deal with the Taranaki and Wanganui Club's autumn meetings. Miscellaneous New Zealand pictures include successful contestants at the Wa-

nganui annual regatta, a quartette of Racing Club secretaries, and a portrait of Miss Fay Taylour, the champion lady cinder track rider. In addition to these attractions a number of interesting coloured scenic studies and a page of the latest Parisian fashions arc reproduced, while the frontispiece is of the attractive dancers, the Twin .Sisters G. There are many other highly interesting items from various districts throughout the Dominion. All the most interesting events in the smart world are chronicled on the social pages. The Review is on sale at all-booksellers. "HUMOUR." "Humour" is a weekly magazine representative of the work-of all the leading artists and writers of the world. It is the only threepenny weekly in the country that- is read and enjoyed by everyone. You may be represented in its pages also, by sending your own favourite joke to the editor in chief. Watch for "Humour" every Thursday. On sale at every bookseller in the Dominion.