CHINESE STORE BURNED
FIRE IN SYDNEY MARKET. "j FIREMEN RESCUE OCCUPANT. SYDNEY. Jan. 11. A fire occurred in a thickly-congested area in the vicinity of the city fish market last night. A three-storeyed building, occupied by a Chinese, Mow Sang, as a produce store, was seriously damaged and its contents ruined. Firemen discovered a Chinese, Charlie Young, on the top floor in his bunk almost- overcome by the smoke. Tfiey brought him to safety down the fire escape.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20152, 12 January 1929, Page 12
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