FIRES.
„.__-— f .. WAIPAWA'S DISASTROUS OUTBREAK. PjBB PIIKSB jl8SOOIATI(m. Waipawa, May 2". A disastrous fire occurred early this morning and gutted the promises of Williams (jeweller), Tickers (tobacconist), l3ott (stationer), Moir (cycle agent), and Parkin (tailor), while, considerable done, to Hoods (drapers)., hy water and smoke. The lire, having a hold when: discovered, • tlumteued ■. to.-.&weep the main street, but the brigade prevented this. The insurances were as follows: Carson's buildings, £ll3O in the Royal; Williams, £220 in the State and £IOO in the Northern; Parkin, £2OO in the South British; Bott, £IOO in the Victoria and £IOO in the Queensland; .Moir, £3OO in the State; Yickers, £2OO in the Royal; Hood Bros.. £SOO each in the State, Queensland and Yorkshire.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 23, 27 May 1915, Page 6
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119FIRES. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 23, 27 May 1915, Page 6
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