LATE NEW ZEALAND.
(Per Press Association.) > Cbriatohureb, last night. A seven-roomed houae in Jackson’s oad, LytieltoD, owned by Mr H. S. lewlotl, waa destroyed by fire eaily this aorning. The building was fully furitahed, but bad not boon occupied for ,bout three weoka. The only artiolea aved were a piano and a few obaire, whloh fere dragged out of the burning building y gome neighbors. The building waa in ured for Jg3oo in the New Zealand office, n3*tho furaiture for ,£2OO ia the Sun ffioe.
Wellington, last night, A moating convened by the Mayor was isld this evening to consider what stops honid be taken towards the establishment i a free art gallery in Wellington. The aeeting passed a resolution pledging itself o raise sufficient funds to enable advanage to be taken of the Government offer f JEpOO subsidy. A committee was aplointed to give effect to this resolution.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1682, 24 February 1906, Page 3
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