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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 47, 23 February 1917, Page 2

TEARO BATHS! TE ARO BATHS! TE ARO BATHS! TE ARO BATHS! TO-MORROW, . :■.; AT 2.30 P.V ; DOMINION .SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS ' ' (SCHOOLS' CARNIVAL.) ' Under N.Z.A.S.A Rules. A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF N.Z. SCHOOL CHAMPION SWIMMERS GATHERED TOGETHER FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH ISLANDS. DUTHIE- CUP TEAMS' RACE FOR SCHOLARS ATTENDING WELLINGTON SCHOOLS. SOLDIERS' HANDICAP RACE. Admission Is; Children 6d. Trentham Camp Band in 'Attendance. . NOTE CAREFULLY.—The surplus of this carnival will be handed. over to the Rchirricd Soldiers' Club Furfd. If wet, the Carnival will be held at the Tepid Baths, "fasman-street, at 2.30 p.m.. . '.''.." A. M. FARNALL, Hon. Secretary. A. H. STEVENSON, Hon. Treasurer.

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