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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 June 1959Vol. XXIX, No. 11

Smoked Fish Was Off

p. 129 · Read in the full issue

For The Duration

The recent visit of the Duke f Edinburgh caused a major immotion at Tarawa, G & E olony, in April, not only in te tailoring sphere but in her ways. The following official otice tells part of the story.

“The co-operation of govern ent officials at Bairiki, Betio, n d Bikenibeu is earnestly ' tight . . . in particular in the Rowing ways: in removing om sight all dust-bins, wash g, clothes and clothes-lines', trimming hedges and bushes id generally tidying gardens id surroundings, in keeping all ndows wide open (unless the lather is inclement) and in aiding the smoking of fish at e following times: Bairiki, irch 25/26, before 2.30 p.m.; tio, March 26, before 5.15 p.m.; kenibeu, March 26, before .15 p.m.; and also by generally "upuious attention to proper rbage disposal, to prevent the read of flies.”