The Late Fire at Back Greek
An inquest was held at Back Greek on Monday the 25th instant, before Mr. Jacob Barnes, Coroner, touching the burning of T. Catterill's woolshed there. The following evidence was…
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Fires & bushfires, 1895
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Fire at Parkes. PARKES
A wooden cottage, occupied by Josiah Strickland, Clarinda-street, was burnt down and the family had a narrow escape. Only the piano was saved…
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A fire at Jack's cottage, Meal Works, severely burnad Mrs. Jack and her daughter, who are now in the hospital. The rest of the family had a narrow…
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The weather has again set in scorching hot. Serious bush fins are raging in the suburbs and many of the country districts…
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'Twas merry in the backwoods, when we spied the station roofs, To whose the wild scrub cattle at the yards…
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The Mauildra Hotel occupied by Mrs. Roberts was destroyed by fire this morning. It is understood that the proprietor held a policy of insurance in the Phoenix Office…
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On Thursday morning the Coach and Horses Hotel, at Molong. was destroyed by fire. A cottage adjoining the hotel was also burned…
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A destructive fire broke out in Bourke at E. L. Brothers' chemist shop, yesterday, destroying St. Stephen's Hall, a westfierboard building, and igniting the…
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By a fire at Echuea, Victoria, on Saturday night an old woman named Mrs. Gosling and her grand-daughter, aged 7 years, were both burnt to death…
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A fire, which occurred in a theatre at Baltimore, caused a panic, in which 24 persons were killed and 40 injured…
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