N.Z. SPORTING REVIEW.

Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16095, 19 September 1924, Page 6

N.Z. SPORTING REVIEW.

A wide range of topical illustrations m.ikes the current issue of the N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review of exceptionally attractive value, and should appeal to all interested in up-to-date events. A generous showing is given of the New Zealand golf championship mcctine at Middlemore, with photographs of leading competitors. The Manawatu golf championship is also covered with an interesting set. An admirable group oT the professions appears. An important feature is the two-year-old parade at Ellcrslie of contestants who will appear at Avondale, two striking pages beinfr devoted to this display. The Wanganui Jockey Club's meeting is represented in a series of snapshots depicting starts and finishes of important events, together with views of the' lawn and terraces and glimpses »f the crowds. The artistically-arranged centre paces comprise naval and military happenings in England, the King and Queen of Spain's visit, and notable incidents in society circles. Very fine is the page photograph representing the opening race of the yachting season in Fmgland. showing Sir Thomas LipInn on the Shamrock. Animated snapshots at the PakuranPa Hunt meeting also appear, while girls' hockey is also given liberal space. Miss Aileen Beresford's dance pupiis make an attractive pa.crc. and stage and motion pictures contribute a specially appealing section. In the exceptionally varied miscellaneous portion are: Interstate lacrosse in Sydney, Tourelles swimming bath .Paris), lady polo players at Hurlintrham, scout camp at Wembley, athletic meetinf: at Stamford Bridge, English cricket team at Manchester, various local football teams, fatal, ferry collision in Sydney, motor-boat racing on the Thames, Chicago motor cycle police, pageant of Empire, etc. The paper is now on sale at all stationers and booksellers.