Incendiary Fires
Seven fires, the result of incendarism, occurred in Rockhampton on Wednesday night. No clue to the perpetrators has been discovered. The damage was slight…
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Fires & bushfires, 1894
238 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 12
Fire at Eglinton. Two Haystacks Consumed
A rather disastrous fire by which two haystacks belonging to Mr. Godfrey, senr., were burned to the ground, occurred at Eglinton about 4 o'clock on…
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Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey and family write, thanking the many friends who so ably assisted in saving their remaining stacks, which would, no doubt, have also…
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The premises of Mr. G. S. Simmons produce merchant, Annandale, were destroyed by fire last night…
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A fire at Portland, America, has destroyed half a million bushels of wheat and 200 freight cats…
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A fire has occarred in a wheat elevator at Portlond, Oregon. Half a million bushels of wheat, 2000 tons of merchan-dise, and 200 freight cars were destroyed…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Charleville early this morning. Four buildings were destroyed. The insurance is not known…
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An explosion at a chemist's in Blenheim (N.Z.) caused a fire which gutted four shops…
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A fire occurred in Gloucester-street, near Argyle Cut, which originated in a shop occupied by a grocer, which was destroyed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Proceedings in Parliament. Country Fire Brigades Alien Civil Servants. the Lans Bill. Second Beading Cabbieo. a Contemptible Minority. Sydney
In reply to a question last night in the Assembly Mr. Brunker Mid that the necessity of compelling ire insurance companies to contribute to country fire bridges would be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney Thursday. Great Fire In China
The China steamer Catterthun brings news of a most destructive fire at Canton, by which there was great loss of property, and neatly 1000 people were killed…
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The China steamer Catterthun brings news of a destructive fire at Canton, by which there was great loss of property and nearly 1000 people were killed…
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The Adelaide insurance companies haying agreed to subscribe 6d a year each for every £100 of insurances held by them in the town, the Broken Hill…
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A house at Forbes, owned by Peter Sheid, was burned to-day. It was insured, in the Australian Mutual for £100…
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At Dalmorton, on Monday, the house of Mr. Peters was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Peters perished in the flames, and her charred remains were afterwards found…
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A fire broke out this afternoon at Messrs. Holdsworth, McPherson's new place in George-street. Heavy smoke was noticed, but the firemen soon…
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News of a fire at Taglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand, has been received. It destroyed several business places, including Vickers and Stephens, auctioneers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Three States Devastated. Twenty-eight Towns Destroyed. the Fearful Forest Fires in America. Details From American Files. Five Hundred Persons Roasted. an Appalling Narrative
The ADVOCATE some little time since published cables announcing the destruc-of a large number of towns and villages in the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota…
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The Forbes fire brigade has resigned, aa the insurance companies will not fairly support it…
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Sir Francis Johnson, Chief-Justice of the Superior Court of Province of Quebec, on one of his circuits in the Eastern townships during the winter, put up at…
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