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Hokitika Guardian, 21 August 1930, Page 6

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NAKED LIGHT NEAR POWER. HAWOERA MAN FINED. HAWERA, Aug. 20. A sequel to a blaze in the vicinity of a street petrol bowser, on the night of August 12th. took place in the Lourt to-day, when Ronald Payne was fined £3 for bringing a naked light within ten feet of the fuel tank of a car, which was being filled with petrol. Payne struck a match to light a cigarette. The fumes over the tank bowser hose ignited. A serious situation was averted narrowly, the flames being smothered with a sack. The Borough Inspector said that a heavy penalty was not asked, as the charge was being brought as a warning. A maximum penalty of £IOO is provided LORD STONEHAVEN. TO SPEND SHORT TIME IN N.Z. WELLINGTON, Aug. 21. News has been received in Wellington that the Governor-General of Australia, Lord Stonehaven, whose term of office will expire shortly is to spend a week or two in New Zealand en route to England. He is due to arrive in Wellington on October 6th. Lord Stonehaven will he accompanied by his aide-de-camp. Lieut Commander Miehell.