Lake Ianthe comfortless
Greymouth reporter
Visitors to South Westland no longer have the benefit of a comfort stop on the shore of Lake lanthe. Some time between Monday and Friday of last week, the two toilets in the recently constructed building were taken. The structure comprised a men’s and. a women’s toilet. When Lands and Survey Department staff went to clean the block a week ago the toilets were in
position. When they returned on Friday, the bowls, cisterns and fittings were missing. Only the pipe outlets remained.
A spokesman for the department said yesterday that the block had been in use for three to four months, and denied a suggestion that the concrete had hardly set.
She said that the toilets were bolted in position. The Hokitika police are investigating.
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Press, 27 January 1987, Page 2
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