DESTROYED BUILDINGS

A NAPIER LIST

(By Telegraah.) (Special to "The Evenlnu Post.") AUCKLAND, This Day. Mr Trevor Geddes, managing director of the Napier "Daily Telegraph," which completed its diamond jubilee on. Saturday, but. whose premises are now completely destroyed, arrived here today, and "the gave the following list of buildings destroyed by fire at Napier:--Hawkes Bay Education Office; Old Provincial Council Chambers; the Government Buildings; the Old Napier Post Office; the Napier Cathedral; the.Bank of New Zealand; the Loan and Mercantile Agency Company; Howe's booksellers' shop; Deighton, photographer; Bingland Bros., outfitters; Beck's Pharmacy; Harston's ' Music "Warehouse; the Trocadero; Craig's, booksellers; M'Carthy and Co., painters and decorators; Bitchie and Co.j- crockery retailors; Bryant, and Co., grocers; J. M. Barr, outfitters; the French Glove House; J. H. Fargher and 60., men's outfitters; M'Glashan, Ltd., auctioneers; Maclde Logan's; "Daily Telegraph" Company Building; the National Mutual Life Insurance Building; M. Gleeson's legal chambers; Sainsbury, Logan', and "Williams' legal chambers; the offices of the Hawkes Bay A. and P. Society, the "Hawkes Bay Herald" premises; Dr.' Gilray's Private Hospital; Dr. Leahy's premises;- the Napier Municipal Theatre; the Napier Central Fire Station; the Spiritualist. Church; the Municipal Block in the centre of the town (including the Criterion Hotel); Messrs. Barry Bros; the Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Co.; Mason and Dunn, solicitors; the Government Life Insurance premises; .Bisson, solicitor; AUvard and Bissell, .electricians; premises of , Drs. Berry, Chambers; AVilliams and Kettle's Garage; R. W. Goodyer, motor trimmer; the Baptist Church; F. N. Fussell, private residence; the Tennyson Boarding-house; J. Kinross Whyte's premises; the Napier Club; Parker's Chambers, including the Guardian Trust and the Chamber of Commerce; the Hawkes Bay County Council Of-fices;-the New Zealand Shipping Co. and the Union Company's premises; Loekyer's music house; Hannah's Boot Emporium; Henderson's Pharmacy; the Commercial Bank; Campbell, draper; the Novelty Depot; the Government Tourist Office; J. E. M'Kenzie's premises; the Bank of Australasia; Thorpe's Boot Shop; L. S. M'Clurg and Co., jeweller; Cox and Co., tailor; Ellerm, chemist; J. B. Boss and Co., hairdresser and sports depot; Tres Bon florist's shop; the Oddfellows' New Hall; Bayment's Garage; A. Hobson and Co., chemist; the Bank of New South Wales; the National Bank; D.S.L., drapery; Bestalls, Ltd., drapers; Florintine Toilet Specialist; Henry Williams and Son, ironmongers; Ellison, bootmaker; A. Baylies', butcher: Lamberts' lolly shop; the Majestic Theatre; the Napier Gas Company and several small shops adjacent; the new Napier Post Office; Bennett's building; Blythes, Ltd., the leading, drapers; M'Gruers, Ltd., drapers; the Union Bank; Boss and Glendining; Toscan, ironmonger; Smith and Smith, paperhangers; J. S. Land, Ltd.; Foreman and Co., Ltd., ironmongers; A. Simmonds and Co., seedsmen; Hallcnstein Bros.; the E. and D. Building; Welsford, butcher; the Cosmppolitan Club; Central Hotel; Hansen and Co., electricians; West and Co., auctioneers; the Provincial Hotel; Kelly's grocery; Arcadia Boardinghouse; Dockery, grocer; Bodgers' furnituro warehouse; London Town, Ltd.; Briascoe's, Ltd.; Allen's, Ltd., furniture warehouse; A. B. Hurst, photographer; Marsden, bookseller; Dodds, bookseller; Peach and Co.'s new Ford garage; Anderson and Hansen's garage; the Hawkes Bay Farmers' Grocery and Hardware Emporinr.l and garage, with cars; Cathedral , Chambers; Beardon and Wright, tailors and outfitters; Bice, confectioner; Humphries' grocery.

Among the larger residences destroyed are those of the following:—E. Mendelssohn, J. P. Vautier, J. W. Ritchie, Dr. Moore, Dr. Edgar.

Amongst the more prominent buildings destroyed by firo at Port Ahuriri are the following:—Murray, Roberts and Co.; Robjohn's; Hindmarsh, Ltd.; the post office; Barry Bros.; the Crown Hotel; the Trawling Company; Ellison and Duncan. Ltd. COMPLETELY DESTROYED. Tho following prominent ; Napier buildings are* completely destroyed:— The /Nurses' Home and all wards of the Napier Hospital; ; the Provincial Hotel; Fred Lowe's garage; the A.M.P. Society building; Dr. \Y. Home's private hospital; the South British Insurance Co.; Williams and Kettle's offices; the Gaiety Theatre; A. A. Hastings, electrician; Eames, auctioneer; the Technical College; J. Vigor Brown's Empire Theatre building-; the Stephenson Trading Co; Swailes, Ltd., printers. At Port Ahuriri:—Williams and Kettle's wool store; portion of the National/Tobacco Co.'s factory; and the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s wool store. WITHSTOOD THE SHOCKS. Some of the larger buildings which withstood the earthquake shocks at Napier are as follows: —Public Trust; Forester's Hall; Dalgety's; offices of the Hawkes Bay Farmers; the Methodist Church; the Roman Catholic Cathedral; St. Augustine's Church; Hawkes Bay Motor Co., Ltd.; Hawkes Bay Power Board building;, the Athenaeum; the Courthouse; 11 the Borough Council Chambers; the Hawkes Bay Club; the Police Station; the Caledonian Hotel; Sargood, Son, and Ewen; Carlile, M'Lean,, Scannell, and Wood, solicitors.