HOUSE IN FLAMES
FAMILY LEAVES BY A WINDOW. OPOTIKI, December 11. Fire which broke out at one o'clock this morning completely destroyed a six-roomed farm home at Waiocka, Opotiki, occupied by Air G. Hooper and family. AT,- Hooper was awakened by the noise of the firo, and opened hi lS bod room door, to be confronted by flames. The family had to escape through a window in their night attire. Nothing was saved.
All's Hooper has been in iU-beaMfi for Romp time, and All'.Hooper was to have left at four o’clock this morning to take her to (iisborije, She is now suftWfing from the shock cf he r narrow escape.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 December 1932, Page 6
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110HOUSE IN FLAMES Hokitika Guardian, 15 December 1932, Page 6
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