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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18008, 19 November 1926, Page 11

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Caustic reference was made at the opening of the new Sydenham Fire Station last evening to the actions of persons who gave malicious false alarms of fire. Mr A. Williams, chairman of the Fire Board, characterised such people as “fiends, nothing else.” He said that it was pleasing to know that if anyone was convicted of giving a malicious alarm, he was now liable to a month's imprisonment or to. a fine of £SO, or both. The Fire Board would like to see the term of imprisonment six months, not one month. Other speakers also condemned the actions of such persons. Police Superintendent F/ Bale? said that false alarms worried the police a good deal, but be could wish for nothing better than the. punishment of the alarmists. It was a freak, or mania; only a lunatic would do such a thing. IVIORE EGGS. out til© season. The all stores, or write <Jeo. Ltd., High Street, Christo