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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 112, 5 February 1935, Page 8

When a crash’ of .glass was hoard recently in the galleries of the Canterbury Museum, an attendant rushed to the spot to secure a “please explain.” He found two young women, who said that their efforts to squeeze between two glass cases had met with disaster. When he. asked for their names and addresses he was told that they were staying at a well-known hotel in the city. Later inquiries showed that both names and addresses were Imaginative. The authorities had to expend £B/10/in repairs to the cases. Instances of carelessness or vandalism are very rare at the museum, but when they do occur It is curious how loath are members of the public who may have scon “accidents,” to give any assistance in tracking down the offenders, states the “Christchurch Times.”