A “TRIBUNE” RECORD
; FIRST OUT "WITH FOOTI BALL REPORT, I J z The “Tribune’’ [ a reoord through the Do- ■ minion on Saturday, when i the paper, with-, a full ■ description of the Hawke's { Bay.Wairarapa Shield mate!: } was in the hands of the i runners for delivery at 5.30 ■ p.m., less than an hour after ■ the match had finished. Thanks to the capability ' and promptitude of the staffs ’ of the Masterton and the Hastings Post and Telegraph Offices everything went quite smoothly and the “Tribune” | enterprise was accordingly i rewarded with complete success, whilst the “Tribune" subscribers had a detailed ! report of the match at their own firesides in a little over i an hour after Its finish. i The “Tribune” desires tu ! acknowledge the service rendered by the Masterton and | Hastings telegrapn staffs and • tneir special obligation to tne i Hastings operators who } turned off the copy hot from the machine for delivery sheet by sheet as the messages came to hand, thus avoiding all delays and { materially assisting in the > early publication of the re- > suit. I
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 176, 11 July 1927, Page 7
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178A “TRIBUNE” RECORD Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 176, 11 July 1927, Page 7
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