Fire at Dubbo. DUBBO
A cottage, occupied by Mr. J. Gordon, situated about two miles from town was destroyed by fire on Monday evening…
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Fires & bushfires, 1901
515 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 26
Fire at Kelso
Yesterday, at about 5.45 p.m, it was found that one of Mr. W. Kite's stacks had ignited, probably by spontaneous combustion. The Bathurst fire brigade was…
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Two men were fined at the police court yesterday for failing to extinguish a fire which they had made in the bush. H. C. Webb, manager of…
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A fire took place on Mr. William Packham's farm, at Garra, on Sunday night, and consumed two stacks of hay and one of straw, valued at £100…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Leadville News. A Ball and a Breeze.—That Recreation Ground.—Careless Use of Fire
The local cricketers' ball eventuated on Sunday night last, but was not the success that was anticipated. Owing to some unforseen circumstances the…
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On Friday evening last a most interesting exhibition of fire extinguishing took place on the vacant block of land opposite the park. There was a large crowd of townspeople present…
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Anderson's hat factory, Surry Hills, with contents and machinery, etc., was partially destroyed by fire early this morning. The loss is covered by insurance. One hundred…
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During the transit of a train from Byrock to Brewarrina this afternoon, a spark from an engine ignsted three trucks of lucerne hay belonging to Wright, Heaton, and Co,, an…
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On Sunday afternoon last the Orange Town Band discoursed music in Robertson’s park, a large number of people being present. The various items were…
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A fire has broken out aboard the P. and O. liner "Syria," which is now in course of construction. The damage is estimated at £8,000…
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A bush fire broke out in Mr. Frederick Baker's paddock at Bowan Park and travelled through Messrs. Tom's, Koran's, Bohringer's and…
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An alarming fire raged for ten hours in the main hold of the S.S. Jumna on Monday. The cargo suffered chiefly by water…
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Beale's piano and sewing machine factory at Annandale was partly destroyed by fire early this morning. Considerable damage was done, but the splendid work of the fire…
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A fire broke out tonight on the ship "Waterloo," lying at Smith's Wharf, Miller's Point. The vessel was almost ready to sail, having practically…
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The fire on the s.s. Jumna broke out in the bunkers on March 9. She then proceeded to Algiers, where 300 tons of coal were removed…
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About 12.45 o'clock this morning a detached kitchen at the residence of Mr. J. E. Yeates in Rankin-street was destroyed by fire. The alarm was given by a Mr…
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An alarming fire occurred in the main hold of the British India [?] steamer Jumna on Monday, and it was 10 hours before the outbreak was extinguished. The cargo suffered…
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A fire broke out last night in Bathurst, in the stable behind the premises of Mr. W. H. Gartrell, which contained about three tons of straw. The fire is supposed to have originated…
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A wire from Wellington says:—A diastrous fire occurred at the residence of Mr. P. J. Gleeson, near Montefiores, on Friday night last. Shortly…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Fire at Forbes. FORBES
A large hall (wood) known as McMurtrie's Hall, and owned by Dr. McDonnell, way burned clown last night, it was used as a forage store, and…
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