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Patea Mail, 2 November 1880, Page 2

Fire at New Plymouth ( Telegram from our Correspondent.) Monday Night. Mr Halse’s house was burnt yesterday afternoon. Neither building nor furniture was insured. The fire is supposed to have originated from a little child setting a light to some paper in the store. No one was in the house at the time, the servant being in the garden and the family away. Mr Halse is a heavy loser, many valuable gifts and family relics being destroyed, besides valuable furniture which was fearfully damaged in the removal. The Mayor and Inspector Bullen worked very pluckily.

ADVANCE, P A T E A } AETHUE’S Egmont Furniture Factory, Egmont Street, (iate Taranaki Road,) PATEA. o THE public arc respectfully informed that they can now be supplied with the best Furniture, of every description of quality and design, suitable for the Mansion or Cottage, at H. A. Arthur’s Furniture Warehouse at prices to suit all customers. Any Article required, not in stock, made by experienced workmen with promptitude and despatch. THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT Receives careful supervision, and orders executed in any style, from plain, to elaborate, at moderate prices. Price list can be seen on application. H. A. A. having supplied a want in the district, at considerable outlay, trusts that the public will accord him support commensurate with same, and begs to intimate that it will be his constant endeavour to produce articles that wiP give satisfaction in price, style, and durability ; and from his long experience in the various branches of the Cabinet Trade, in the Home country and the Colony he is in a position to execute all orders entrusted to his care.