"A FALSE ALARM."
"Last night, just as we had settled ' down round tho warm fire, we heard the siren of the fire engine. We ( jumped up from our seats and went , outside. At first wo could not hear it, then it came nearer and nearer and went right past our place. Just down tho road it stopped. Wo could see no smoke, which set our excitement higher. Motor-cars came along from nowhere. Not long after wo heard it was a false alarm." "N.0.C." Lower Hutt,
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 18
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