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Mataura Ensign, 30 November 1912, Page 5

A party of young women assembled in a Streatham flat for a wedding captured a thief named Eburne, who stoi® some jewellery, and was sentenced to four months imprisonment at th« South-Western Police Court. On Wednesday, November 27, event of importance to the citieen# <w Gore is to take place - the official opening of the Borough's public baths. Von all know the old saying about eleanii' ness, but apart from tliat the baths will; serve to improve physically those who j patronise them. Instructors have been appointed, and we understand that they are giving instructio:i to all "ho wish their assistance, and Mich instruction will he given free. Regulation suits for girls, maids, women, men and boys can be purchased at Mat-Gibbon nnd Co.'s, who are making a special display in their Main Street window. The baths ill be heated sufficiently to make a plunge pleasant for all. 9®