The Fire in Sydney
Gibbs, Shallard and Co. in whose premises the fire broke out yesterday morning had plant and stock valued at £22,000. The building was valued at £28,000 and…
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Fires & bushfires, 1890
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The Terrible Fire. Ruins Still Smouldering. Superintendent Beer's Opinion. Exemplary Conduct of Firemen. Mode of Building Condemned. Destruction Complete. £750,000 LOSS. £500,000, Insurances. Business Resumed. Sydney, Friday morning
The ruins of the great fire are still smouldering. Superintendent Beer says that he never I knew of a fiercer conflagration, or when…
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Sydney is sorely "afflicted. First came the strike to paralyse business: and, following close upon the footsteps of the labor convulsion, a conflagration of…
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THE following telegrams wore issued na extras on receipt of the news by us:— SYDNEY, Thursday. A terrible conflagration has just taken…
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Although the debris is still smouldering in the various ruins created by yesterday's great fire, there is no cause to fear any further spread of it. Con[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Saturday morning. the Fire in Pitt-street. Insurance Paid
The debris of the fire is still smouldering, but the engines are kept continually playing on the ruins. Several of the insurance companies…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tale. Frances Kane's Fortune. a Novel. Continued. Chapter Vi. I Will Not Sell the Fire
On the morning after Arnold's arrival the Squire called his daughter into the south parlour. My love, he said, I want a word with…
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Fair progress lias been made towards removing the dangerous walls and buildings wrecked by the recent fire…
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The Coroner has decided not to hold any enquiry into the recent fire…
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The Premier intends consulting the Minister for Justice on the advisability of holding an inquest upon the late fire…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Special Telegraphic Message. Late Fire in Sydney. Exciting Sale of Salvage Goods Greater Portion Bought for Bathurst. Mil. Meagher Speculates Largely
MR. JOHN MEAGHER wires his firm as follows:— Sydney, Oct. 9.—Have purchased at auction the greater portion of the Salvaged…
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It has been decided to hold an inquest on the late fire, and this will commence on Monday next…
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Replying to a deputation to-day the Minister for Justice said the Government had ordered a Coroner to hold an enquiry in connection with the recent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams Sydney, Monday morning. Disastrous Fire
A wool shed and pack-saddle station at Silverton has been destroyed by fire. Incendiarism is supected…
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A fire broke out at Warren this morning in Struther's store. The wholesale place was burned to the ground, likewise the shop of Spiceman jewellers,…
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An inquest into the circumstances of the origin of the great fire, which originated on the premises of Gibbs, Shallard and Co., on the 2nd instant, was…
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Haddon Rigg Station, near Warren, was destroyed by fire this morning. The shed was in full swing with non-unionists, and 42 Wolsely's shearing…
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"Was most fortunate again in obtaining great bargains at the salvage salemen's, boy's and youth's clothing, railway rugs, cashmeres, serges, sheetings, shirts…
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A terrific bush fire is raging near Lismore. The destruction of the township is threatened…
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O fall building stones, and, aside from wood, of all building materials, grasnite in the most susceptible of injury by fire. This is due to its complext structure—quartz is a crystal…
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