SCHOOL BURNED
•ur Own. Correspondent).
early mprning putereak dest rpys awakeri " buildiNg
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Awakeri, Tuesday. The,, Awakeri ScHbbl was completely destroyed hy fire at an eariy hour this morning. At' about "2 a'.m. "the headmaster (Mr. Osborne)' was'awakened by the smell of* smoke and' tfte crackling of the fire and looking out from his bedroom window saw, 'to'Kis consternation the whole of the school building in flames. ' * " * /" / Being in the country and with no water supply available nothing c'oiiid ]be dqne to check the flames and in a slidrt time the building was reduced to a pile of ruins. ' ' * '• ■'■■■■■ Arrangements 'have |)ee.n made to carry on the classes in' th'e Awakeri Hall " till such time as other ' 'arrangements can* be* made. - s
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 557, 14 June 1933, Page 5
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