A spectacular fire was witnessed at Masterton last night, when a large wooden building, owned by Mr H. 11. Daniell was burnt to the ground. The structure stood on a section adjacent to the town, but there were no other buildings in the vicinity. The brigade was helpless, as the fire had a strong hold when the alarm was given. The building was used for storage purposes, but the exact nature of tho contents is not known. The insurances are not ascertainable. SHARLAND’S TABLE VINEGAR is ideal for pickling, excellent for salads and sauces, and indispensable for the table. In bottle or on draught'*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 288, 21 November 1928, Page 2
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