Shops used to close on Sundays. At some stage Hamer (or someone) allowed neccessities to be sold on Sundays. Pretty much, bread and milk only I remember. As part of this legislation all other goods in the shop had to be physically restrained to stop folks from buying them.
Mr's Hardy just put a huge cage in the shop to restrain non-milk'n'bread buyers.
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I was born and raised in Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia. I often observe things around me that remind me of things about when I was growing up. The bus route was never called 612 back then (and never went as far as Box Hill). I'm not sure it'll make sense. (and spelling might be iffy). mrs.hardy@gmail.com
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