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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18159, 25 October 1930, Page 5

is GET IN THE SWIM Sparkling days at the seaside will soon be here—and to enjoy them fully, the outfit must be smart and comfortable. Bathing Suits in bright colours and dark shades; new beach coats, rubber bathing caps; beach bags; bathing shoes. Beach apparel featured here combined these requisites perfectly. New Pacific Bathing Suits 22/6 to 24/6 An elastic fabric wool costume with ,the "popular sun back. • Smart colours with contrasting stripes. S.W. to.) O.S. All Wool Bathing Suits 14/6 to 19/11 Canadian style. Shades Navy and Black only. Small sleeve and no sleeve. O.S. and X.O.S. All Wool Canadian Bathing Suits 12/6 ' Self colours and also with smart contrast stripe. Fine quality. Sizes S.W. and W. Bathing Apparel for the Younger Set Complete stocks of every wanted style, quality and colouring. Beach and sports novelties in great variety. Bathing Shoes 4/6 and 7/6 Newest shape in a variety of shades. Sizes 3 to 7. Beach Suits 9/11 to 12/6 Coyness—and colour gaiety. The latest in beach wear. Smart bold printings, trimmed* with plain colours. Pyjama styles. Beach Wraps 7/11 To match beach suits. Coat style. Bathing Caps and Helmets 1/- to 4/11 Popular shapes and colours in a large variety.

“ When I was a small hoy I used to ccmc into the Bank of New Zeals nd in fear and trembling,'’ said Mr W. G Irwin at a presentation to a bank officer in Timaru liie oilier day. when referring lo the courtesy and attention given by present-day hank staffs as compared with those in the bank’s employ many years ago (reports the Herald). “If an i was not dotted or perhaps an endorsement wrong, the man at the teller’s counter would fling the papers at me and tell me to take them back,” said Mr Irwin. ‘ There was only one bank in those days,”- _