TWO FIRES IN ONE NIGHT.
The Fire Brigade turned out-, to two fires int'he, early hours of Tuesday ni.orni.ngl Thei ;B«stj Which, was fortwnately iiotj of a. serious nature, came at 12.15 a.m When a fire in the boiler robin of the Hutt Meat Company was quickly extiniguisjhed without a great deal of daanage Miag dooae. The secontl alfLTni vras> of a much more serious nature and came from -No. 9 Kings Road, at a few minutes before 4 ;a.tn. The •house 'contained five room and was occupled by Mr. B. S. liaiigridge and owned by Mt.J. O'Brien. The hiouse, and its • -conite-nts were very; badly damaged by fire and waterj but the prompt action of the Brigade saved the outer waJlis- Mr and. Mrs Langridge and their children had a narrow escape and only just managed to escape with very little clothing. The origin of either of, th« fires is not known: • ■ r
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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 1, 29 May 1930, Page 7
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154TWO FIRES IN ONE NIGHT. Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 1, 29 May 1930, Page 7
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