SAN FRANCISCO.
A FAMINE FEARED. ROOSEVELT'S ATTITUDE CONDEMNED. New Yobk, May 7. There are only ten days' supplies in Frisco. The Citizens' Committee fear a famne, and declare that it is criminal to refuse outside aid. ' PAYMENT OF INSURANCE CLAIMS. PEg PBE9S ASSOCIATION. Auckland, May 8. The New Zealand Insurance Company has received a telegram from Loudon confirming that the British file offices mutually agreed to stand firmly upon their policy conditions and not to pay any losses outside such conditions. The company has already telegraphed instructions to its San Francisco manager to that effect.
NEW ZEALANDERS SAFE. PER PBESS ASSOCIATION. Wellington, May 8. The Premier received a cable message yesterday from Mr Spreckles of San Francisco, advising him of the safety of the following H.. McCoy andH. Partington (New Plymouth). John Morrio and Miss Stewart (Christchurch), Emmanuel Sincock and family (Thames), A. Benn (Wellington), Mrs 6. Kearne and family (Auckland), Rev. W. C. Spencer (Christchurch), Alice and Sadie Mac Andrew (Wanganui), J. McKenna (Ahaura), John Macfie (Waikouaiti), H. Reed and family and A. Reed and family (Napier), Mary J. Anderson and her mother.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8105, 9 May 1906, Page 3
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184SAN FRANCISCO. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8105, 9 May 1906, Page 3
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