To-Day's Telegrams. A. Destructive Fire. SYDNEY
Cobb and Co's coach factory and sawmills at Claremont (Q.) have been destroyed by fire. The less is estimated at from £10,000 to £15,000…
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Fires & bushfires, 1897
275 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 12 of 14
Fire at Charleville. COBB & Co.'s Premises Destroyed
The factory and sawmill of Cobb and Co. at Charleville have been burnt down, and only the books saved. Mr. James Rutherford received a private wire from…
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THE residents of Cumnock were thrown into a state of excitement on Sunday afternoon last, when volumes of smoke were noticed issuing from the private…
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Two splendid stacks of bay, containing 100 tons, on Mr. Alfred Ison's farm at Brocklehurst, near Dubbo, were destroyed by fire last week. The…
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Sixteen business premises hare been destroyed by fire at Gore, (N.Z.) the estimated damage being £15,000…
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Perhaps the larges and most destructive fire that has yet taken place in Australia broke out in Melbourne at 2 o’clock yesterday morning in Elisabeth-street. It origined…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →2nd—Edition The-World Giant Fires. at Melbourne and London. Whole Blocks Demolished. Industries Disorganised. Melbourne
The most disastrous fire ever known in Australia commenced at two this morning in the great soft goods warehouse of Craig, Williamson and Thomas,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The London Conflagration. Fire a Quarter of a Mile Wide. Marvellous Escapes. London
The largest fire known for 35 years broke out last night in Hamesll-street, brough a gas explosion. The fire was a quarter of a mile wide, Wells, Hamsell and Jewin streets…
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The "National Advocate" was the only one of the morning papers to give an explanatory account of the great London fire. We were much indebted…
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About half-past 11 o'clock on Saturday night the alarm of fire was given at the north end of the town, and immediately a crowd of people started to the…
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A destructive fire occured at Coraki yesterday morning. Its origin is unknown. The fire destroyed Quain's Club Hotel valued at £3000 and two shops…
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With reference to yesterday's great fire little of importance has transpired to-day. The greater number of the firms who have been burnt out have taken temporary…
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One marked feature of conversation in insurance circles here yesterday, says a Victorian wire, was the freely-expressed conviction that the socialistic scheme of…
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The total amount of insurance in respect of building effected by the recent [?] in Melbourne is £595,800. of which £ 408,400. is in British and foreign offices, and £ 187,300…
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The Lord Mayor of London has opened a fire fund for the relief of the unemployed distressed by the late conflagration…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cablegrams. The London Fire. a Fond Stated. London
The Lord Mayor of London, the Right Hon. Lient, Colonel Hovatio D, Divide, M.P., has started a Mansion House Fund to order to relive the distress of those thrown…
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A destructive fire resulting in considerable damage to property and the death of two horses occurred at Redfern this morning. The outbreak took place…
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A conflagration causing considerable damages to property occurred yesterday in the stables and coach-house at the rear of the residence of Mr. Alfred J. Jackson,…
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DURING the past few days the world has been startled with the news of dirastrous fires having taken place in England and Australia, and it may be of interest to our readers to state that…
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LONDON, Saturday,—A disastrous conflagration took place in London this morning, resulting in immense destruction of property. The fire, which was the most extensive since the great…
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