HAIR-WAVING.
AN AUCKLAND ENTERPRISE. HARBOUR BOARD PUZZLED. (By Telegraph—Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Wednesday. At yesterday’s meeting of the Auckland Harbour Board an application was received for permission to instal hairwaving machines in one of the ladies’ waiting-rooms on the waterfront, the applicant suggesting that the Harbour Board should supply the electrical current. and take a percentage of the proceeds. Jt was urged that the waterfront was an appropriate place for hairwaving machines, they would be just as useful as weighing machines, and that trans-harbour passengers would appreciate (now that the close shingle was fading out) Ihc possibility of a water wave of Ihc popular Cheltenham Beacli variety being arranged while awaiting a ferry. As none of the hoard members could speak with authority on either “longer cuts ” or “ curly helmets,” Ihe problem was referred to the finance committee for a report, members being given liberty to. consult their wives on Hie perplexing subject.
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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17410, 24 May 1928, Page 7
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