"Sport ted.General" fboto. / ; ".-••-.■ ' "■ WATCHING THE PROGRESS OF THE AIR RACE.—A model 50 feet long by 5 feet wide,t installed "WHERE THE SUNSHINE LOVES TO LlNGER."—Entrance to the Museum at Christchurch, one of at Australia House, London, to illustrate the progress of the Centenary Air Race. Captain E. W. 300 photographic prints chosen out of 1200 entries from all parts of the world to be hung at the Percival, a well-known airman and aircraft designer, is shown marking the arrival of Scott and Black Melbourne Centenary Photographic Exhibition. Only four prints were accepted from New Zealand at Darwin on October 22. entries, this particular photograph being by Mr. I. fP. Johnson, of Pelone. ROYALTY ON SYDNEY HARBOUR.^-Picturesque scene at Farm Cove as the Royal barge, with jhe Duke of Gloucester on board, , approached the pontoon landing on Thursday, – • Sydney's famous bridge, and warships of the Australian Navy provide the background. ;.--,■ ; "Evening Post". Photo. VERY REV. FATHER D. "Evsnlng Post" Pliota GENE SARAZEN, one of America's most famous golfers, practising on the'links at Miramar yesterday VERY REV. FATHER D. HURLEY, S.M. Father Kennedy is retiring from the post of Provincial of the Marist'y Fathers of' New Zealand and Australia, and will" be succeeded by Father Hurley. : ':"',.• . ■■'■.■..•', ,'■' ■ – •• ■ ■ •. .■■.-..■ . .'■• . ; ....-.■ .■ ..'. ■■' . ■■' B. f. Andrew Pbota FRUIT EXPERTS IN CONFERENCE.—Me/nfcera of the new Zealand Fruit Export Control Board and Australian experts met. in conference at Wellington last week, when this photograph was taken. Standing, from left, Messrs A.M. Robertson, F. E.Nottage, W. T. Goodwin, C. H. Cane (Australian delegate), J. A. Campbell, D. Haining; W. Benzies, secretary, and T. C. Brash, Seated, Messrs. 'A.M. Cockayne, H.-'R. G^ourt (Australian delegate), R. Paynter, chairman, H. Turner'(London- manager).' J. fi Mills. C IP Rrnwn (Australian Jplrirntrs), H Shard.

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 128, 27 November 1934, Page 7

"Sport and General" Photo. WATCHING THE PROGRESS OF THE AIR RACE.— A model 50 feet long by 5 feet wide, installed "WHERE THE SUNSHINE LOVES TO LlNGER."— Entrance to the Museum at Christchurch, one of at Australia House, London, to illustrate the progress of the Centenary Air Race. Captain E. W. 300 photographic prints chosen out of 1200 entries from all parts of the world to be hung at the Percival, a well-known airman and aircraft designer, is shown marking the arrival of Scott and Black Melbourne Centenary Photographic Exhibition. Only four prints were accepted from New Zealand at Darwin on October 22. entries, this particular photograph being by Mr. J. W. Johnson, of Petone.

ROYALTY ON SYDNEY HARBOUR.— Picturesque scene at Farm Cove as the Royal barge, with the Duke of Gloucester on board, approached the pontoon landing on Thursday, Sydney's famous bridge and warships of the Australian Navy provide the background.

"Evening Post" Photo. VERY REV. FATHER D. KENNEDY, S.M.

"Evening Post" Photo. GENE SARAZEN, one of America's most famous golfers, practising on the links at Miramar yesterday

VERY REV. FATHER D. HURLEY, S.M.

Father Kennedy is retiring from the post of Provincial of the Marist Fathers of New Zealand and Australia, and will be succeeded by Father Hurley.

S. P. Andrew Photo. FRUIT EXPERTS IN CONFERENCE.—Members of the new Zealand Fruit Export Control Board and Australian experts met in conference at Wellington last week, when this photograph was taken. Standing, from left, Messrs A. M. Robertson, F. E. Nottage, W. T. Goodwin, C. H. Cane (Australian delegate), J. A. Campbell, D. Haining, W. Benzies, secretary, and T. C. Brash, Seated, Messrs. A. H. Cockayne, H. R. Court (Australian delegate), R. Paynter, chairman, H. Turner (London manager), J. B. Mills, G. W. Brown (Australian delegates), H. S. Izard.