Sporting Pictorial. No. 12. January 21st 1908.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sporting Pictorial," No. 12. January 21st 1908. This Issue contains 14 Pages, 28 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.
Edited by Robert S. Sievier.
Illustrated by "The Snark."

                                                           Contents.

1- Front Page shows a Photograph of "Miss Alice Crawford," who will shortly appear in "Matt of Merrymount" as Mr. Fred Terry's leading Lady.

2- The Weekly Article on "Hunting." - Mr. Fernie's. With the following Photographs.
      a- Mr. C. W. B. Fernie, on Horseback. (The Master).
      b- Mr. Trailby and some others of the Field.
      c- Mr. Arthur Thatcher, on Horseback. (Huntsman).
      d- The Terrier Boy.
      e- Miss Naylor and Captain W. Warner.
       f- Hounds Arriving at the Meet.
       g- Mr. George Coleman, on Horseback.
       h- A Meet at Great Glenn.- The Village Green.
       i- The "Sporting Pictorial" Car in Trouble.
       j- The Hounds. - "Freeman," "Talbot," " Daystar," and "Ferryman."
       k- Hounds "Trimbush," and "Trueman."
       l- Hounds, Huntsman, and Whips.

3- The Weekly Article "Rod and Line," written by Fred G. Shaw. -  "Trout Fishing in New Zealand." With the following Photographs.
     a- A Morning's Catch of Rainbow Trout on Rotorua.
     b- Fishing in the ohau Channel, between Rotorua and Roto Iti.
     c- The Wanganui River.
     d- The Valley of the Waikato, looking towards Taupiri.

4- The Weekly SArticle "On The Continent," written by Rouge-et-Noir. - "The Grand Prix at Nice."

5- Article called "Powder and Shot," written by Right and Left.

6- Full page showing the following 6 Photographs of "Fen Skating."
     a- Tebbitt v. Morley - The Start.
     b- Lingay Fen - Ladies Cutting figures round their Muffs.
     c- F.W. Dix (Winner, King's Cup)
     d- A.E. Tebbitt turning.
     e- Police on Skates Clearing the Course.
     f- Wimbledon Skating Club - Figure Skating.

7- Full page Article on "Cricket. -The Third Test Match." Written by Gilbert L. Jessop. Showing a Photograph of the Australian "Clem Hill."

8- Full page showing the following Photographs called "With the M.C.C. in Australia."
     a- A Breakdown on the Journey to Brisbane  - Repairing Broken Spring of Guard's Van.
     b- A Breakdown on the Journey to Brisbane - Hutchings, with Coat off, waiting to catch a ball thrown to him.
     c- Outside the Dressing Room at Brisbane - Hardstaff, Fielder Major Trevor, F.L Fane, and Blythe.
     d- Outside the Dressing Room at Brisbane - Humphries, R.A. Young, and Hobbs.
     e- A Visit to a Japanese Cadet Ship - Barnes Superintending the Barber.
      f- A Burst Tyre - Barnes, Hardstaff, and Humphries standing.

9- Full page Article "Leicestershire Notes," written by Port.

10- The Weekly Article "Hunting Notes."
      a- Boar Hunting.
      b- A Presentation.
      c- The Minimum.
      d- The Kilkenny.
      e- The Ormond.
      f- Hodge, a Protest.
      g- A Real Tree Fox.
      h- The Croome.
      i- North Warwickshire.
      j- The Tickham.
      k- Hind Hunting.

11- The Weekly Article "Frocks and Frills."- Ladies Page. Written by Minne.

12- The Weekly Article "Our Indian Letter," written by Our own Correspondent.

13- Full page showing the following Photographs of "Pantomime Favourites."
      a- Happy Fanny Fields. - Adelphi.
      b- Miss Sybil Arundale. - Lyceum.
      c- Miss Ruby Forbes. - Fulham Theatre.
      d- Miss Addie Leonard. - Shakespeare Theatre, Clapham.

14- The Weekly Article "At The Varsities," written by Gog - Magog. With a Photograph of A.L. Danson, O.U.A.C. winning the mile in the Inter-'Varsity Sports, 1898.

15- The Weekly Article on "Golfing."

16- Article called "Motographs," written by Gerald Biss.
      a- Speed Limits.
      b- The Future of the "Four-Inch" Race.
      c- Grand Prix.
      d- Cook's Tours.
      e- Episcopal Automobilists.
      f- Clerical Munificence.
      g- An Old Hand.
      h- A Piscatorial Problem.
       i- In Old Madrid.

17- Story called "The Charmer." - An Idyll of the Fields. Written by O.de K.

18- Full page Article called "Three Notable Duels." No. 1.