FIRES.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 669, 20 November 1909, Page 5

FIRES.

, V FACTORY DAMAGED. < '(By Tqleernnh-Prosa Association) Auckland, Novomber 19. A bedding faotory at Richmond, owned and occupied by Tattersfield. and Co., was partly gutted, The contents were considerably damaged by fire and water Tho insurances are. in the L.verpool, London, and Globe ojJJccs, THE TURANGARERE FIRE., • " ■> 'Taihape, Novomber 10. fJago, the third victim of the Taurangarew re, died shortly before 9 30 o'clock last night, n inquest was opened yesterday and adjourned till' to-day, when it will include tho thud body, . v —^™. TWO CALLS ON THE BRIGADE. ' The Fne Brigade received ho' calls yesterday. The first outbreak occucicd at i, 20 a.m.. at j.an outhouse at tho Tear 'of a eix-roomed dwelling on the LyeM Bay Road, occupied by Mrs. Henw Lanberg. It appears that a keroeenojamplin an incubator pecame overheated, and the. of the shed was damaged. The othe." outbreak occurred at 5.17 p.m,, at the office of Mr. E. \yyn Kirkby, stock and eharebroke?. The damage was very slight. The fittings were insured in the Standard. Office foi JP3O. It is fetnted that a match in- • -'adverteatly thrown into a waste paper basket was the cause. , Th«i siltiplioity of action and great effectiveness of the Minimax Hand. Fire Extinguisher , have beon proyed by the actual suppression if numerous hres, A. T. Bate, Nathan's Buildinf!3, • Wellineton, is the agent.—Advt.