BARKING OF A DOG.
SLEEPING FAMILY SAVED.
HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Tho furious barking of a house dog probably saved a family at Dungarubali, Now South Wales, from death by firo early ono morning recently. Tho noise made by the dog awakened Mrs. A. Phillips, and she was horrified to find the house on fire. She roused her husband and six little girls and the family was barely out of tho house before it collapsed. Nothing was saved, the family escaping in night clothes. The furniture was uninsured.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20366, 21 September 1929, Page 14
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