FIRES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12729, 12 April 1904, Page 2

FIRES.

[FBZ9B ASSOCIATION.! AUCKLAND, Monday. A six-roomed house, owned by T. T. Masefield, in Sarsheld-street, Ponsonhy, was burned down early this morning. The house was insured tor £350 in the London and Lancashire office, and the furniture for £IOO in the Royal. FEILDING, Monday. A lire occurred on Sunday morning in the premises of Wilson, tailor, Kimbolton-road, spreading to Rouse and HurreH’s carriage factory and the offices of Tustin and Mackerras (land agents), Trewin (solicitor), and Fitzherbert (solicitor), all of which were totally destroyed. Part of the stock of Rouse and liurrell was saved. Insurances—Rouse and Murrell's buildings £3OO. slock £2OO, in the Victoria; Wilson’s slock £IOO in the Guardian. The, other prcnlLsus were insured in the Standard office for £3OO. Rouse and Hurrell’s estimated loss over the in- _ surance is £l6O and Wilson’s £SO. A