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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 113, 10 February 1928, Page 9

The Muriwai motor races are a feature of this week’s issue of the “New Zealand Sporting .and Dramatic Review,” a fine selection of photographs being secured of the contest for the New Zealand premiership at the famous beach. Further snaps appear of the Wellington Racing Club’s summer fixture, while the Matamata annual meeting is represented in an interesting series. The artistic centre pages portray scenes from Switzerland, Paris, and London, including Princess inspecting Girl Guides, H.M.S. Cumberland (the newest British cruiser), the Queen of Spain, new Sultan of Morocco, and speed-boat trials Unique are the photographs of the interior of the sunken United States submarine S 4, which occupy a striking page. Delightful views of Day’s Bay (Wellington) and Point Chevalier Beach will make their appeal this hot weather Stage and motion pictures have an attractive showing of portraits, and fashion is dealt with in the latest modes from the world centres Just to mention a few of the wide rance of illustrations, tennis champ.'ons. Sidnev water supply, Poverty Bay representative cricket team, and a page of humour An added attraction is a beautiful coloured supplement of a cabaret scene The review is on sale at all booksellers and stationers.—Advt,