TRAMS HELD UP. Motorman in Trouble. It happened not a thousand miles from Cliristchurcs. A string: or waiting- trams, with angry, impatient passengers, bore eloquent evidence to the fact that something' was wong somewhere. Motorman xi 5, or the leading: car, explains: "My head was buzzing , and spinning-, tna the whole street was dancing- with stars. I relt ts ir someone was trying to burn my heart, out with a red-hot poker, the pain was sebad. I couldn't go further with sarety, s< I pulled up at the first chemist's, rush>d in for a rose of AntiAfido, and settl;d it at once." .MotoiTiian xii grinned. " Kept them a-aitingr two minutes, but there might hay» been a terrible accident ir I nadn't takei Antl-Acido when I did. 'Sarety nrsf is my motto, in health and everything else."—(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 292, 10 December 1925, Page 15
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