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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4616, 19 October 1923, Page 2

There is no doubt about the increasing popularity of the* “N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review,” its specially selected illustrations from the world's best sources bringing ic into the forefront of public notice. The double centre-pages will appeal to all, as they embrace holiday-mak-ing at Deauville (France), Margate and Norfolk Broads (England), the Arundel Historical Pageant, the Zoo, London Police Sports at Stamford Bridge, and others. In the racing sections are snapshots taken at the Brighton meeting, England, and the Whangarei Jockey Club’s meeting, while special interest is attached to the photograph of Papyrus, the English champion, which is to meet Zev in the great equine international test in New Cork. In addition to/i these there are numerous other attractive sets, including topical Eng-i llsh subjects, fashion and society, stage and music, local recitals, croquet, etc.