MISS GLADYS . WATKINS, of Wellington, .practicing on the – clavier at the Carillon School at Malines,'Belgium. LEyiN,.CUPWINNER.—Mrs. E. Elgar's Talisker,ipinner of the "'Levin Cup on Saturday afternoon, after a close finish in which he beat Mountain Heath by half a head. H. R. PEARCE, champion sculler of New South Wales, who created a new World's record oft Saturday. CAPTAIN V. W.HIGKSON, White Star master; who* is 'retiring.- Jle was well-known. liri-Juiattitne-us a ■- ■ commander of transports^ – .'■■'■ -•■ . ... f ••±.ven!nc-rost".'i11i6t«./ "ROSES- MAKE .THE WORLD SO SWEETS view, of the rose, beds in , the Botanical Gardens, TinaJcoti road;-. .> which are at -present a mass of many-coloured blooms. '

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 127, 25 November 1929, Page 7

MISS GLADYS WATKINS, of Wellington, practicing on the clavier at the Carillon School at Malines, Belgium.

LEVIN CUP WINNER.— Mrs. E. Elgar's Talisker, winner of the Levin Cup on Saturday afternoon, after a close finish in which he beat Mountain Heath by half a head.

H. R. PEARCE, champion sculler of New South Wales, who created a new World's record on Saturday.

CAPTAIN V. W. HICKSON, White Star master, who is retiring. He was well-known in wartime as a commander of transports.

"Evening Post" Photo. "ROSES MAKE THE WORLD SO SWEET"— A view of the rose beds in the Botanical Gardens, Tinakori road, which are at present a mass of many-coloured blooms.