Fire Destroys Williams's Boot Shop on Gray Street
A major fire gutted Williams's Boot Shop at Ray Street center, threatening the entire block. Firefighters lacked immediate water pressure, delaying suppression as D Primrose and Cameron tried to smother the blaze from inside and the crowd aided by moving valuables. Losses included furniture and stock valued around £1,000, with investigation noting water supply as a critical weakness and calling for faster alarm and hydrant access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray-Street
Williams
Mich Be Adeay
Mess
D. Primrose
Cameron
Mr. Primroen
Walters
Town Hall
Treans
Orbere
Fumaica
Victoria Ho
Bogetrest
Korea
Sica
Sair Df K
C. Hughes
Valen
Imad
Hiya
Maloney
Kays and Co
Evans
Mies Pooutledien
Newealand Tawuran Co
Mesarw
Yotme Dros
Hoane
Trust v Hospital Contractor Over Water Use At Hamilton Hospital
A Hamilton Waterworks Trust case charged contractor with wrongfully taking water for hospital work. Trial hears contractor did not know of trust rules and contested summons amendments while water usage was disputed. Witnesses describe taps, payments, and authority, with defense claiming no intent to steal water. The bench reserves verdict with fines possible.
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Sinton
Aesta
Vennar Ail Aren
J's P
Frederick
Thomas Thomaan
Hamilton Hospital
Weber
Hernitten Waterworks
Mr. M' Lockie
Mower
Balmer
Bon
Inn
Barnwel Crom
Trefendant
Fegdant
M'Luckie
Finmilton Waterworks Trust
Trust
Faorta
Hamilton Waterworks Trust
Triet Niwaya
Cmos
M'buckie
Tad
Kennan
M*luente
Mr. M'Luckie
Delendant
Samuel M
Denton
Wales
Mr. Lren
Ana
Wes
Uredferson
Mappa
Kennon
Witorns
Thes
Metropolitan Board of Works
Keee Ein
M‘luckie
Ingalt
Sewace
Iil
Lenton
M'Lickie
Thomson
M'Lochie
Hamilton
Open Letter Policy Sets Conditions for Correspondence
The column invites housfide readers to publish views while requiring the sender's name and address for healthful accountability. The note emphasizes frank expression but reserves discretion on publication.
Challenge to Mr Wall MLA Affronted in Speetator Letter
A letter to the editor dated 37 January 1918 from AL MERIC accuses Mr Wall MLA of evasive speech. The writer demands a public meeting at Brastebelle and threatens to defend his rights as a straight man if no reply is given. The note expresses frustration with Mr Wall and calls for a clear response.
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Speectator
Wall
M.lia—Ag Mir
Jim
Brastebelle
AL Meric Etn
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Rey
Colleen
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Colleen Bawn Town Hall
Colleen Bawn
Ireland
Kalem Ca
C.R
Portland
Menars
John Thomson & Co
R. M'Luckie
A. M. Leeson
Benson
Harman
Port Aries
Atreet
S. L. Steele’s
John Cornish
The
Red House
Victoria Hotel
ULE
GEM
Deutscher, Son, & Walker
Ironfourders & Blacermites
Lomsdale
Ramilyon
Carthew's
Thomson-et
Geari Cambrig
Tod Shiri
Medinah
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