Fire at Gondobblin. CONDOBOLIN
Early yesterday morning the Australian Hotel, owned and occupied by Benjamin Roberts, was totally destroyed by fire. The building and furniture were…
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Fires & bushfires, 1896
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Fires ! PARKES
A fire broke out to-day, at Gunningland station, owned by Mr. James Ewan. The fire was first discovered in the kitchen, but had such a firm hold it was…
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A fire at Marion, N.Z. yesterday destroyed the Post and Telegraph Offices, the Salvation Army Barracks, the Court Home and several other buildings…
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Yesterday morning the barque Rosshire, while lying at Grafton wharf caught fire, but the flames were extinguished before much damage had been done…
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A fire at Marton, N.Z. on Friday destroyed the Post and Telegraph Offices, the Salvation Army Barracks, the Court House and several other buildings…
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The ship Ellen A. Reid, Newcastle to Manilla, with coal, caught fire. She pat into Sydney this morning. The fife was put out with difficulty…
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The ship Ellen A. Bead, with a cargo of coal, from Newcastle to Manilla, caught fire at one o'olook on Saturday morning about 70 miles from the coast. She was sighted off…
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An examination shows that nearly two hundred tons of the cargo of wheat aboard the Rosshire is damaged by fire. The injury to the vessel is not extensive…
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A narrow escape from a disastrous fire occurred this morning at Balmoral House, Bathurst road to Katoomba. The stables and attendants quarters…
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This morning an alarm of fire was raised, the cause being the burning of the Beehive Hotel, lately occupied by Mr. J. Williams, now at Temora. The…
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WURTEMBURG SOUP.—Boil any stale brown bread to a jelly with water, add a little chopped onion, and celery. When the bread is nearly transparent…
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On Saturday night two stacks owned by Mr. James. Rutherford, and situated on his property known as the Hereford Flats, were considerably destroyed by…
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The fire bell rang out at Saturday evening about 9 o'clock and at once attracted considerable attention, as the report was current that the fire was at Hereford and…
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The was a big blase at Ashfield this morning and four shops were consumed…
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The residence of W. T. Garrett, at Pymble, was destroyed by fire last night…
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By an extensive fire at Ashfield this morning three shops were destroyed…
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ON Sunday afternoon last, about 2.80 o'clock, a fire broke out in the promises occupied by Mr. W. Daly, bookseller, newsagent, &c., in Bank-street…
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A disastrous fire on Saturday, at Zeehan (Tasmania), destroyed Crane Bros, and Creed's large drapery shop, Commercial Bank, Bank of Australasia…
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A matter of almost equal importance with the strike is now engaging the earnest attention of the colliery proprietors of Newcastle—viz., the loss within…
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A fatal fire occurred at North Melbourne. A servant employed by Mr. Trenear, wine merchant, left the latter's twin daughters, 15 months old, in a…
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