SEASIDE "BACH" WHARES
DISORDERLY CONDUCT COM. PLAINT FROM EASTBOURNE. Serious' complaints have reached thai Eastbourne Borough Council with r<n gard to the conduct of oertain "baclj"' establishments which have caused of-i fence to peace-loving folic in tho seasidei suburb. In a letter to the council the Rev. I. Sola takes strong" objection to the practice in vogue by persons of both sexes of strolling about in v cam-' pany, clad in tho scauty costume dasigned primarily for sea-bathing.
Tlio writer also complained of dis-* orderly proceedings on some of the wharves. "My feelings," lie said, "are warmly reciprocated in this matter b.yi many, other residents of the bay." Tha conduct of the inmatea o£ ono "bach"' in particular • is said be notorious,' Immediate action is to bo taken by thai council to enlist the co-operation of the police authorities in order to suppress what i? regarded as a nuisance and ofleiicG to tlio regular residents of tke bays.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1883, 17 October 1913, Page 6
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158SEASIDE "BACH" WHARES Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1883, 17 October 1913, Page 6
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