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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 95, 23 April 1901, Page 8

On Saturday last a fire, occurred in Hamilton,. a five-roomed < house owned by Mr J. T. Home and occupied by _Mr S. W. Thornton being burnt to the ground. The fire > was discovered by Mrs Sare at noon, and by 1.15 p.m. only the chimney stack was left standing. Mr and Mrs Thornton had only gone into the house on Wednesday last, and were unable to save anything. The house was valued at £140, and was insured in the Commercial Union for £100. The furniture and effects, valued at £350, were insured in the New Zealand for £125. It was the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thornton's leaving the Old Country, and much sympathy has been expressed for them in the locality. The cause of the outbreak is entirely unknown, as the occupiers were both out all that morning. Smith &. Caughey are showing an immense assortment of boys' and youths' mackintoshes, tweed overcoats, covert coats and reefer jackets. -(Ad.)

FOR SALE. FOR SALE, Anglesea-st., House 7 rooms, splendid position and view, with extra allotment.—F. G. Clayton, Coombes' Arcade. IjiOß SALE, corner of Hepburn and -: Picton streets, House 7 rooms, washhouse, storeroom, gas, water, newly painted and done up, magnificent view harbour.—S. Vaile and Sons, Lower Queen-street. T7> O R S A L E7 A ? EDEN TERRACE. That choice and neat property of W. Atkin, Esq., containing 7 rooms, bath, washhouse with copper. The property is tastefully laid out in lawn and flower beds. A desirable property and comi fortab'le home on the Electric Tram route. Price £750. T. B. CLAY, 26, Shortland-st. O~BE.SOLD at once, as a going concern, a Snug Little Business in Fruit and Confectionery, in best position on the g-oldfield; good reason for selling.— Bona Fide. 733, Star Offlce. LOST AND FOUND. 9 /(* REWARD—Lost on Saturday at El£f U lerslie Racecourse, Lady's Brown Fur.—Finder please leave with Mrs Kernot, Weilesiey-street. I OST near Kauri Co.'s Mill, l Spring J Cart Seat.—Reward on returning R. Salmon, Karangahape Rd. I OST on Sunday between Mt. Eden anft ■^ the Tabernacle, small Cameo Brooch. Reward.—C. B. Stone, 93 Queen-st. T OST, between Newton Post-office and At the Three Lamps, a Medal, with name on it; reward on delivery.—Newton Hotel. Karangahape Road. LOST, on Sunday afternoon, a Brown Fur Boa, between St. Benedict's [Hall and' Upper, Symonds-street.—Re-ward at A. J. Ellyett's, Grocer, Hobsonstreet. ORDON Setter Dog strayed to my nouse 2 weeks ago; will be sold If not claimed.—J. W. Smith, Charles-str^St, Mt. Roskill.