FIRES
—• c t OUTBREAK' IN MULGRAYE - STREET. € . The Fire Brigade Was called out last even- f. \Sng-to. a seven-roomed dwelling, No. 31 Mul- „ fravp Street, occupied by Mrs. S. Rowberry. i ortion of a wall and the ceiling of a bedroom > were damaged before the brigade subdued tho r outbreak. The. causo;of the fire was some } drapery hangings coming into'contact with a r lighted f RESIDENCE BURNED. i (DI TBLIQBAFH—PttB33 jtSSOCIATIOM.J i ' / . Ashburton, May 3. r - A six-roomed wooden house and outbuild- ,J inga on tlio North-wost Belt, occupied by 1 . M. Mangin, and owned by J. A. Carney, c . togothor with the contents, was totally destroycx} by. firo during the absonco of tho family at Christchurch, > last evening. The s ■ • . houso was insured for £125 in t.lio London, ; liivorpoolj and Globo office, and tjje furniture : toy £60 in tho ' National office. ' ... , -■ ■ " l
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 498, 4 May 1909, Page 6
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143FIRES Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 498, 4 May 1909, Page 6
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