“TRIBUNE’S" CARNIVAL EDITIONS.
SIXTEEN ILLUSTRATED PAGES TO-DAY. ANOTHER BIG NUMBER NEXT TUESDAY. To-day we present to our* readers a sixteen-page special Jubilee Carnival number of the Hawke’s Bay “Tribune,” dealing with matters of interest to Hastings in particular, and in general to all things under the sun. It is profusely illustrated and is just the publication to send away to your "friends in other parts of New Zealand and abroad to inform them of the progressive town in which you live. A similar big issue of the “Tribune” will be published next Tuesday—a combined Carnival and Show number. A special feature in Tuesday’s issue, illustrated and occupying a full page will be one entitled “Boys Learn to Swim This Summer.” This article includes several diagrams of a boy showing the correct position of the limbs in all the actions in swimming. Every boy in the district should have a copy of this article to help him to learn to swim in a way to acquire speed and economise energy-
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 256, 13 October 1923, Page 6
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169“TRIBUNE’S" CARNIVAL EDITIONS. Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 256, 13 October 1923, Page 6
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