'FRISCO DISASTER.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8096, 28 April 1906, Page 2

'FRISCO DISASTER.

another shook. , MANY'BUILDINGS COLLAPSE. J N#wYobi, April 26. Another shook lasting a minute, has caused many of the burned oat buildingß in San Franoisco to collapse. PBIVATE ORGANISATIONS BE. CEIVING CONTBIBUTIONB. „ , N»w You, April 36. , The California Club women') meet* uir at New York decided to aocept donations from abroad for the 'Frisco sufferers, The resolution declared that denial of the right to contribute on the ground of nationality was harmful, ana that the presence of an nnpre* cedently large foreign element ia Frisco was a reaaon for acceptiac soak contributions.

INSURANCE LOBBEB. April 88. The Boyal estimate* its losses at probably £1,360,000. the London and Lancashire at £1,078,670, the Liverpool, London and Globe at a million, NEW ZEALANDERS SAFE. ANSWEB TO PBEMIEB'S ENQUIRY. Wbiukgtok, April 87. The Premier has received from the Governor the following telegram, sent by the British Copitil at Oakland i Tfcb disaster is principally confined to San Francisco, Banta ttosa, and San Jose, New Zealand casualties are believed to be very small; indeed, none are actually known as yet. I am making inquiries as to the persons named k your telegram, fhe following are known ty bft safe :-Dr. Albert Sykes, Harry Hutton, W. G. Harrison, IH. T. Whitson and wife.