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Northern Advocate, 31 July 1924, Page 7

What may be described as a " record" rush was made by a young lady, well-known in Napier, who, alighting from a car in Hastings Street, at about 5.30 o'clock, made a dive for a music shop, just as t'he store was closing, in order to purchase some gramophone records. In her hurry (recounts the "Telegraph" 1 ! she failed to notice the closed shop door, which was composed of plate jlaas, and walked through it, to the accompaniment of tinkling sounds of falling glass and exclamations from the .■•tore manager. Luckily the hurried customer sustained no serious injury and the glass plate was fully insured.