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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 31, 30 October 1937, Page 14

equipjped with the necessary iustruments. Delivery of the Tiger Moth will be taken in England some timo, iu Be-» cember, but we do not expect the nmohine to arrive until the end of Januarv. The advent of these new machines wili undoubtedly encourage meinhers to do considerably more flying. Cenerai News It will interest members to kuow that th© swimming pool will shortly be a reality. A fair amount of money i$ already in hand and only a, small sum is required to cover the cost of coustructxon. A gentle appeai for assistance is being made to meiaberp this week, and it is hoped to start work on the pool very shortly. A springboard is, of course, to be installed, and in order- tp make summer eveuiag bathmg an attraction to members, ^ small lioodlight will probably be set 'H position on the clubhouse. Members have heard this story before, but this tiuxe we mean jt. Quite a good show was put up by those pilots who, now uuable to Hy old AAB until she has been litted with a iew fuselage, had to taka check dual mstruction on the Moth 'Major ADJL Tlio Major is a nicer machine to hy and jt seeins apparent that all new pilots are treating her with respect. A fowl house Will shortly grace the precincts of the clubhouse. We are sorry for tho fowls, but if pilots taka the usual steps to avoid the proposed aviary there should be no cotu plants from the star boarders about a lack of eggs for breakfast. These feathered, songsters, however, will have the eame effect as early morniug aviators iu rousiug the iumates of the bunk room. The Portenfield which. ihe cliib is purchasing js kuown as the modsl 35W. It is a higb-wing mouoplane of 30-feet span braced by metai struts. The cabiu is upholstered in leather and seats two people in tandem seats. It cau be flown solo from either the front or the back seat, and is a very comfortable and economical machine. It will be the fastest macliine in the club's Meet, for it cruises at 112 m.p.h. The Warner Scarab Junior is a radial motor with five cyliuders developing 90 h.p. and many thousands of these engines are in use iu the United States.

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