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 sotaewhere. Motorman Xl 5, of tho leading car, explains: . - ~...■ "My head was buzzing and spinning, and the whole street was dancing with stars. , I felt as if someone was trying to burn my.heart out with a red-hot poker, the "pain was so bad. I conldn't go further with safety, so I pulled up at the'first chemist's, rushed in. for. a dose of Anti-Acido, and settled it at once." Motorman Xl 5 grinned. "Kept them waiting two minutes, but there might have been a terrible accident if I hadn't taken Anti-Acido when I did. 'Safety first' is my motto, in health and everything else." 2
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18571, 22 December 1925, Page 7
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