FIRES.
DWBLUXCg DESTROYED AT DUNKDIX.
J3y Telegraph.—Per Press Association.
Dmiedin, La-t Night.
A lire it Maori llill this afternoon re suited in the complete destruction of a six-roomed house, owned by Drain■ir.oiid, a eaipenter. The rear portion of an adjoining hoiisi\ owtml by John King, was considerably damaged, wliil j a b( von-roomi <1 house. on iV -id'.-, owned by 8. Young, was W«!i- rcorciied, Brummoiid's hoiue was for A3CO : n the Standard oflive and t'le furniture for £3OO in the Atlas office. A twelve-roomed house at Anderson's •Bay, owned by Mrs .'olm Whitje, and cccupied by Mr Q. Hoodie, was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Thu fire is supposed to have started in a beJKoin up itaii'3. The house was iiisujol for £IOOO in the Standard ofl'ic" aivl the furniture for ftiPO in! tlie office. Furniture to the value of about £4OO was saved. The house was valnol at £1460, and the furniture at ;CBflfl.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 187, 16 January 1915, Page 5
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156FIRES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 187, 16 January 1915, Page 5
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