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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 276, 20 November 1926, Page 11

Two calls were received by the City Fire Brigade yesterday afternoon, and one early this morning. All were minor r outbreaks. The first was to the premises . of Guthrie, Bowron and Co., Ltd., paint ! merchants, in Albert Street. A quantity ! of linseed oil was being boiled on tlie top floor, but how a fire came to be l caused is not known. The brigade was able to suppress the outbreak quickly, the roof being slightly damaged. Tie i second outbreak occurred in an unoccupied house in Cook Street. The damage i' was confined to a slight charring of the | f weather-boards on one side. The building was an old one, and it is understood that it was shortly to be demolished. At a quarter to six this morning the brigade was summoned to the Piccadilly Tea Rooms in the Strand Arcade, where' 1 an electric iron had been left switched ' on. The damage was confined to a couple of shelves. Important auction sale of complete ; mercery stock at Butcher's Buildings, ! Karangahape Rd., at 11 o'clock Monday. (Ad.) • „ Without doubt Ulingworth's Slo?as Paper has become immensely popular with amateur photographers everywhere j —because of its remarkable latitude c secures the best results from all kinds 0 of negatives.—(Ad.) J f.