FIRES.
FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE DESTROYED.
BLENHEIM, Nov. 6. The police have received word that a five-roomed dwelling owned by Mr Herbert Reeves, Hapaura, was totally destroyed at half-past ten last night. Tho family wore away from home at the time of the outbreak. Tho house was insured for £SOO and the furniture for £250. The origin is unknown. —P.A.
THREE SHOPS DESTROYED NAPIER, Nov. 6. Three shops in one wooden building in Hastings street were destroyed’by fire this morning. /The building was insured for £SOO in the South British office. It belonged to the estate of George Faulkner. Hoclges, fruiterer, was insured for a like sum in the Atlas office. Miss Young, dressmaker, who had no insurance, was also burned out.—l A.
Protect yourself against losses by fire by insuring with the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd. — VV. Lissant Clayton. ' ■; ■' . '
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9855, 7 November 1924, Page 5
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