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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 126, 25 February 1928, Page 9

In the course of a wedding the other afternoon, when the party .was making merry at the reception, the strains oi the wedding march were heard coming from the loud speaker (says the Auckland “Star”). This was interpreted as a good omen, and a hasty message was sent by telephone to the broadcasting station with a request to have it repeated The management immediately had the item played again, much to the delight of the guests and the happy couple. Apt and artistic are the beautiful centre pages featured in this week’s issue of the “N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review’,” embracing photographs from the noted environs of Switzerland, Europe s winter playground. Another effective page depicts an expedition to the New Zealand alpine peaks. For racing enthusiasts there are comprehensive snapshots covering the Wanganui and Taranaki meeting, while trotting has a splendid showing in incidents and leading events at the Otahnhu fixture. Ihe Auckland Rowing Club’s at home is represented in attractive pictures and other current happenings graphically portrayed are speed boat racing on the Whau' River, and the annual harbour race for the Molloy Shield. A highly artistic frontispiece, a supplement .of vital interest to all bowlers, a charming selection of stage and motion picture portraits, also of brides and fashions, are comprised in this superlative issife. In the miscellaneous section of overseas interest are hunting in England, Benny Leonard, the light-weight champion, greyhound racing at the Wembley Stadium, and flood and snow scenes in Finland, etc. The “Review” is on sale at all booksellers and stationers.—Advt.