Bathurst's New Fire Station
Mr. Z. C. Barry, secretary to the Board of Fire Commissioners, informed last night's meeting of the Bathurst Council that the Board had…
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Fires & bushfires, 1913
889 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 30 of 45
New Fire Station Site
The secretary, to the Board of Fire Commissioners, in the course of a communication to last night's meeting of the Municipal Council, stated that his…
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An outbroak of the occurred in an upper road of the Clonbad Hotel the Huminder atread yesterday morning at about four o'clock. The room had…
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The passengers by the Coonamble mall, when it drew into [?] Town last Saturday night, with[?] a big c[?]ngration. When they were…
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Divisional-officer Dadd, from headquarters, will visit Orange on Friday next, his objective being to conduct an inspection of the local brigade's…
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further particulars are to hand concerning the fire which occurred at Bylong on Thursday, August 28 and proved so disastrous to Mr. J…
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A brother of Mrs. C. E. Paine (Mr. J. Hill, of Yarramalong) had the misfortune to be burnt out on Thursday, September 4. The…
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Sudffragettes set fire to the railway station at Renton. One thousand pounds worth of passengers' luggage was destroyed. The greater part of the building was…
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A fire occurred at Wright, Heaton's shed last night at 6 o'clock. It was completely destroyed. The loss will be very heavy. The fire had [?]…
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Wright, Heaton and Co.'s produce store within the railway grounds here was totally destroyed by fire this afternoon, the damage being…
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Suffragettes burnt Kenton Station, Newcastle: A thousand pounds worth of luggage was destroyed…
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American refuges arriving at ElPaso, Texas from Mexico, have brought with them copies of newspapers containing reports of the horrible cruel…
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An inquiry into the fire which last week destroyed several shops at Stuart Town, was held by the Coroner. The premises, valued at £900,…
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At Bylong on September 15th Mr. W. S. Arnott P.M., held an inquiry as to how certain premises owned by James Bernard Smith, of Bungalow,…
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Many methods of creating a proper class of smoke are applicable; probably hardwood, oak, white pine or cedar sawdust (dried), with a few…
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A fire occurred here this (Wednesday) afternoon in a four-roomed house occupied by Mr. G . Sleeman. There was no one in the house at the time of the outbreak, so…
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A fire that occurred early yesterday morning at Waltham Cross, Middlesex, resulted in the destruction of Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux's beautiful mansion…
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A motor car, owned by Mr. W. Rutter, was damaged by fire early yesterday morning. On Saturday night, the can went wrong when near the Vale…
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A disastrous fire broke out here soon after six o'clock this (Sunday) morning, when Tweedie's Hall and two shops in the front of, it were completely gutted…
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Tweedie's Hall and two shops fronting it were destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. One shop was occupied by Mr. Smith, bootmaker, and…
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