IN WEATHER THAT WARRANTS SEA-BOOTS AND SOU’-WESTERS city workers have to compromise between utility and fashion. How the majority of Aucklanders who must be abroad on wet days solve the problem of keeping their legs and feet dry is illustrated above. Those who are prepared to let the weather do its worst (the lady whose legs are shown in the third picture, for example) usually have cause to regret it by the end of the day. BACK FROM AUSTRALIAN TOUR.—The All Blacks returned to Auckland by the Ulimaroa yesterday. Their tour, while not notable for its number of wins, has cemented the Rugby relationship between Australia and New Zealand and has done a great deal to advance the code on the other side of the Tasman.

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 735, 7 August 1929, Page 18

IN WEATHER THAT WARRANTS SEA-BOOTS AND SOU’-WESTERS city workers have to compromise between utility and fashion. How the majority of Aucklanders who must be abroad on wet days solve the problem of keeping their legs and feet dry is illustrated above. Those who are prepared to let the weather do its worst (the lady whose legs are shown in the third picture, for example) usually have cause to regret it by the end of the day.

BACK FROM AUSTRALIAN TOUR.—The All Blacks returned to Auckland by the Ulimaroa yesterday. Their tour, while not notable for its number of wins, has cemented the Rugby relationship between Australia and New Zealand and has done a great deal to advance the code on the other side of the Tasman.