BURNING HOUSE
MAN HAS NAB ROW ESCAPE
(Per Pre«bi Association—Copyright).
CHRISTCHURCH, May 1
Two men, 11. Streeter, contractor, of Christchurch, and R. G. McKie, carpenter, of Christchurch, had a narrow escape when a house at Dunsanclel they were engaged in altering |.u:;d renovating was burned down. The house was the property of 11. Holli iigs, and was insured' for £250. At about 5.30 McKie heard the fire. Both men gathered their personal effects and hastily went out of the bouse. Streeter returned for some money lio had left, and was over|oome by smoke and heat. McKio then broke u window, and lie dragged out Streeter, who soon recovered.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1934, Page 2
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