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Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1928, Page 8

When you buy Sharland’s Tab'e Vinokur vou get the best. Stir.iei piquant, palatable. Five from mineral acids. In bottle or bulk.—Advt. amaana.KsassrKmnaxmmt Cl. i. 1S W.l C'K-S U 1 >--UF l» • An astonished bus driver pulled up bis vehicle outside Chiswick Bat.iis to allow two young women in bathing costumes to cross the street. Hie passengers stood up to get a glimpse «>l them, and a cheer was raised by the waiting queue outside the baths, dliere bad been a rush of bathers to the bath and when the two girls arrived m a small two-seater ear they found tha no cubicles were vacant or likely to lie vacant for a long time. For a momen' nr two they were dismayed. Tlion thev parked their car in the open-air enrage opposite the baths and got inside "it. “I saw them putting the hood up.” said a man who was standing by, “and then they vanished. A few minutes later they were out again in smart bathing costumes. They walked to the kerb, and seemed unperturbed when a stream of traffic held them up for a minute or two. A passing bus driver pulled up to let the girls cross to the baths.” After their bathe the girls borrowed wraps for the return walk to the ear. in which they changed and drove off. tcimond^ CUSTASIO ■,Vo u A