... BATHING MACHINE RESCUE. On Thursday morning lady, who was bathing on Ramsgate Sands, whilst swimming out of Iter depth, suddenly caught cramp and* was in danger of being drowned. John Offen, machine attendant in the employ Mr. Lawrence, seeing her danger ...

... eason. He saw the match on Good Friday from quite a novel angle—from a diagonal direction while he was sheltering in a bathing machine at the entrance of the field during the snowstorm. He could say truthfully that he had never seen • match in which the ...

... Charlton, is a disarming deceiver. A magic kettle dispensing free drinks, from beers to spirits; his bathing machine mystery, complete with disappearing bathing belle, and a short course in magic for a small boy from the audience, are three entertaining items ...

... drowning. Although the water near the bathing machines was comparatively shallow the lady, in her nervousness, got off her feet and had gone below the water several times before she was noticed by one of the bathing machine attendants and taken ashore. Perhaps ...

... amenities at Aberavon during the summer. Her tender for thq provision of deck chairs for the I season was and .£3.5 for the bathing I machine rights. Mr. E. R. Miles, of Baldwyn Street, Bryn, was appointed apprentice In the Corporation Electricity Department ...

... BENJAMIN BEALE’S BATHING MACHINES IBpSisiN&T Sljeitiwers&St^^ ...

... BATHING CHANGO. The present season has evidenced a further weakening of the power of Mrs. Grundy in the matter of seaside bathing. It has become increasingly the custom to take one's dip without the aid of the Lathing machine. At one time there were fairly ...

... about 5 miles an hour. He saw a cyclist with a passenger on the cross-bar. The machine wobbled, he sounded his horn and braked. The rider of the bicycle lost control of the machine and fell into the side of th?. car. He swerved in an effort to avoid the boys ...

... Baths for health and beauty THERE was a time wher. a bath wasjust a bath. For the luxuryloving a handful of perfumed bath salts flung into the steaming water was all that was demanded. Those of simpler tastes contented themselves with unscented Water—not ...

... North MeoU Cup still: very open. Cold Bath Was the first to slips with Pearl Stud, and issue was in the balance right to the end; When the flag was hoisted there could, have been very lew points In favour Gold Bath. Republic, on the other was too clever ...

... PUBLIC BATHS. APPLICATIONS are invited from expert swimmers holding the Bronze Medallion of the Royal Life Saving Society for appointment as SWIMMING BATHS ATTENDANTS 'Men and Women for the Summer Season. Wages:— Men . . 56 10 per week Women . 333 per ...

... BABY'S BATH TI IVING baby the ‘“ order thoroughly enjoyed both by baby of the bath™ is not SRETS mMewr. filling baby's always an easy matter, bath, warm water should be and the mother of the very poured in first, not too hot, else young baby often dreads ...