Rabbits! Rams! Fire!
MR. A. D. MILLAR, auctioneer, stock, station, insurance and general commission agent, advertises that he is sole agent for the Ferrier Poison Cart, claimed to…
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Fires & bushfires, 1901
515 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 25 of 26
Fire at Cumnock
OUR Cumnock correspondent reports that what might have proved a very disastrous bosh fire occurred on Friday last. The neighbors by their…
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Last Saturday night a fire occurred on the Noyeau estate, Woodstock, in which the woolshed and stables were completely destroyed. The fire broke…
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ON Sunday morning last Trooper Head, while out on patrol duty, noticed volumes of smoke issuing from one of Mr. James Ball's paddocks. Galloping over he…
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At 12.20 this morning, Mr R. Connolly, baker in the employ of Mr D. Lowden, rose the alarm that a fire had broken out at Messrs McKeon and Co’s…
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TUESDAY (17 Dec) last, on account of its heal, wind, and dust, was the record for unpleasantness, [?] summer. The post office thermometer registered 104; and as Manild[?], 106 degrees…
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Reports are to hand from various parts of the country the destructive bush fires are still raging ,and considerable change has been done…
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SUNDAY morning last, Trooper Head was on patrol duty out Boomey way, and intended to post some notices about the penalties for careless use of fire. When some three and a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Another Broken Hill Train Fire. SYDNEY, Friday night
Another fire on a Broken Hill train destroyed two trucks of produce…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-Day's Telegrams. A Train on Fire. Two Trucks of Produce Burnt. Broken Hill
A fire occurred hero on the goods train from Adelaide this morning, and resulted in two trucks of produce being burnt…
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The brigades were called out to-day to extinguish small bush fires at RoseBay, Sheas' Creek, and also at Woollahra…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fire in a Coach Factory. ORANGE
A fire occurred on Friday morning in the paint shop of M Keon and Lohan's coach factory. The blaze was first noticed by Mrs. Lowdon, wife of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fire at a Railway Goods Shed. The Building Destroyed. BOURKE
A large fire occurred early this morning at the railway goods sheds which was totally destroyed. The outbreak started at the eastern end of…
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Yesterday afternoon a quantity of grass in the park near the Hospital was destroyed by fire. The Fire Brigade was called out and quickly extinguished the flames, preventing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Woolloomooloo. Narrow Escapes. SYDNEY
A fire occurred in Charles-street, Woolloomooloo this afternoon in a dwelling occupied by a Mr. Stanley. It is supposed to have started through…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late Cables. a Train Takes Fire. And is Entirely Destroyed. LONDON
A train on the Liverpool Electric Railway took fire asit was approaching Dingle, an underground station. The tunnel was like a furnace. The…
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A train on the Liverpool electric railway took fire on approaching Dingle underground station. The tunnel was like a furnace…
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Further destructive bush fires are raging in the orchard districts around Parramatta and Liverpool…
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ONE day last week the long grass in a paddock adjoining the residence of Mrs. Stows, in Edward Street, caught fire close to the footpath and soon made a big blaze and much…
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ON Friday night last the Chancellor of our chief Charity's Exchequer and the secretary of the same institution were comfortably ensco[?]sed in the counting…
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