Fires at Carcoar. Carcoar
Bush fires continued to rage on every side of Carcoar yesterday. Shortly after 9 a.m. it was discovered that the Stoke Estate, situated about…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
411 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 21
Bush Fires
Mr J H Glasson, of Godolphin informs us that Messrs Webb, of the Springfield pastoral propertied estate, Byng, had a hard time with the fire…
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The Mayor received last evening the following telegram :—“His Excellency Sir Harry Rawson desires me to convey his deep sympathy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bush Fires. Wheat Destroyed. Between 50,000 AND 60,000 BAGS. Sydney
The railway department has received a telegram from the Superintendent at J[?] to the effect that on stations along the Corowa line it is roughly…
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A public meeting was held today, the Lord Mayor presiding, at which it was resolved to raise funds in aid of the burnt-out settlers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fires in Other Districts
The restricted limits of a journal such as this renders it quite impossible or us to adequately tell the tale of devastation which comes from other…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Heat Wave and the Fires. Brave Fights Against the Flames A Cool Change anil Welcome Rain
Residents in the town who have gazed on the great clouds of smoke which have been hanging over the hills for days, failed to realise that behind…
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Before you are burnt out by these awful fires insure your stacks and properties in the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co…
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The State has just passed through an experience which finds no parallel within the memory of any of its people. No one can recall such sustained heat,…
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Our district, daring the early part of the week, was the scene of the most disastrous bush fire ever known in this part. For miles and miles the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bush Fires. Officers Leave for the Country
The Premier was on Wednesday afternoon waited on by Messrs Waddell, Perry, Wood, Neilson, A. Kelly, J. Hurley, Burgess, Scobie,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Terrible Bush Fires. Peril and Losses of Life
The home of Mr. Lenchan, a settler near Jindra, was consumed. Mrs. Lenchan was burnt to death. It is supposed she was fleeing from the fire. when she was caught…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Bush Fires. How They Were Caused. Rabbit Poisioning Blamed
A well known landholder in the Oberon and Jenolan districts, who was in Bathurst yesterday, gives a graphic description of the bush fires which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Heat Wave. Further Reports of Bush Fires. Settlers' Heavy Losses
Practically the bush fires were over, as far as this district was concerned, on Tuesday evening. There was slight rain on Tuesday and Wednesday, but this had…
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It will be noticed that at the meeting of the Bathurst Pastures and Protection Board yesterday not a word was uttered regarding the bush…
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The Secretary reported to the Progress Committee last night that a letter had been written to Captain Butcher asking him, when the fire bell was rung, to have the…
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ON Sunday night afire occurred at "Llanarth," Bathurst, the residence of Mrs. John Smith. The fire brigade was called out, but…
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Our correspondent writes :— I am sorry to have to report almost destructive conflagration in our village, the house of Mrs Jeffery with all it…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →How Fires Originated. Evidence of an Eye- Witness
“Alderman A G Ralston, of the City Council, who has been staying with his family at Barradoo, was, he states a witness of the commencement…
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