TRAMS HELD UP. -" Motorman in: Trouble. It happened not a thousand miles from Christchurch. A_ string' of. waiting trams, with angry, impatient passengers, bore eloquent evidence to the fact that something- -was wrong- somewhere. Motorman xi 5, or- the leading car, explains: "My head -was buzzing and spinning:, wars i 7»T* Street was dancing with stars, i ten as ir someone was trying to ESSEg ™ 0 : with safety, mTiJ, ~ mdn **° further ' chemist's, rushed r|r 7at the flrSt 1 Acido, and settled v a r t ° r on *jr or An «- i Motorman XIS grinned -"• • " Kept them waiting tw n -~ there might have ' , r I hadn't taken •Safety first • is my motto, to health everything else."—(Ad.) : nealtll a n« ■ a Sex? Zealand womenlead the world in domestic /« en^ Tn ™. «■ "Plendid triumph for No Eubbmg Laundry Help-"—< Ad,)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 18
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