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A BURNED TOWN EE-BUILT. Victoria (8.C.), October 18. The town of Fernle7 in British Columbia, which was recently destroyed by bush fires, is rising rapidly from its ashes. All the permanent buildings will have been re-erected by Christmas. JIUSII ESTATE ACQUIRED. London, October 18. The Irish Estate Commissioners are coinpulsorily acquiring 1800 acres of Lord Clanricarde's estate in Galway. MAIZE STRAW FOR MAKING PAPER. London, October 18. Tlie Times' Washington correspondent reports that the Agricultural Department 'has completed experiments which show that the use of maise straw for the purpose of making paper pulp is satisfactory. It is improbable that tiie maize straw pulp will oust the wood pulp, but its use may check further rise in the price of paper. INSURING AGAINST RIOTS, London, October 18. The big We.-t End firms are insuring against the risk of damage through riots of the unemployed.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 254, 20 October 1908, Page 2
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