ASHBURTON.
June 25,
A fire broke out last night at nine o'clock at the shop of Ruxton, tailor, nuxt door to Quill's hotel, and in half-an-hour the shop and premises were consumed. The house belonged to Quill, aad was valued at £300. It was insured for about half that arnouut. The stock and furniture were insured for £430. The cause of the fire is unknown.
Mr Joseph Ivess, the well-known newspaper proprietor, start in business here as auctioneer on the Ist July.
Yesterday Peace's chicory manufactory commenced business.
{For continuation of news see fourth pageJ)
Ladies Cloth Jackets 4s lid, worth 2os, all other Jackets and Dolmans cost price ; Black Fur Tippets, half-marked prices; all our Fancy Chenille aud Silk Ties reduced to Is Gd ; Women's Ribbed Merino Hose, 9d ; Women's Navy Merino Hose coloured Silk Clox, Is 6d. —Combs & Co., Cash Palace.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3118, 25 June 1881, Page 3
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