£50,000 FIRE. Bulk Warehouse Destroyed at Newcastle
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.—Fred. Ash's seven storey Bulk Store at Newcastle West was destroyed by fire at 2.35 this morning…
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Fires & bushfires, 1925
435 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 16 of 22
Mentone Grandstand Destroyed by Fire £16,000 Damage Melbourne
It is estimated that it will cost £16,000 to replace with a similar structure, the grandstand at Mentone racecourse which was totally…
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Frederick Ash’s seven storey building and bulk store, at Newcastle, was destroyed by fire at [?] this morning It was the biggest blaze [?] in…
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The seven-storied bond store of Frederick Ash Ltd., and the same company's three storied store adjoining were completely destroyed by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mudgee Aroused a Disastrous Blaze. Unlucky Clem. Lewis
Mudgee residents woke early on Saturday morning., Round about 3 o'clock the firewell changed ominously, and all…
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A fire broke out in the kitchen at the railway refreshment rooms at the Control Station, but the flames were extinguished before…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Latest Cables. (Australian Cable Association Messages.) Munition Works Fire. London
A destructive fire at Vickers’ works at Dartford, at midnight, burned down buildings covering one and a half acres. The ammunition stores…
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WELLINGTON (New Zealand), Tuesday.—Somebody evidently wanted to burn down the town of Hoki tika last night. There was great…
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Somebody evidently wonted to burn down the town of Hokitika, last night The Red [?] Hotel was found to be [?] in three places, and half an…
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Mr Joint Cameron sustained a loss through a fire, one day last week, when a shed containing a quantity of hay, bags of maize…
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When Mr. E. Donley, of Young, went out to his [?] property on the Mon[?]gle road, on Tuesday, he received a surprise, when he viewed…
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At about 4 o’clock on Wednesday morning the occupants of Mr. Sid Franks house and store, at Clergate (to which is also attached the local…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Off With the Dance Fire Bigger Attaction Melbourne
Firemen who were taking part in a ball at Fitzroy early this morning had to leave the dance. don uniforms over their evening dress, and [?]…
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SYDNEY. Saturday.—A steam lighter named Tay, moored at Rozelee Bay caught fire at 5. a.m this morning. The cause is unknown…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Church St. Blaze. Evidence at Inquiry. Nothing to Indicate What Caused Fire
An inquiry in connection with the fire which occurred in Mr. Clem Lewis drapery establishment in Church-street on September 26 was…
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The rays of the sun shining through it, window ignited a sheet of newspaper used as a window blind, and set lire to the…
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GUNNEDAH, Tuesday.—The most disastrous fire in the history of Gunnedah broke out in the main business block in Conadilly-street early this…
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The most disastrous fire in the history of [?] broke out in the main [?] street early this morning The fire had been going for some…
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A report states that a disastrous fire has occurred at the Hawkins' Hill mine. The flying fox, about eight cords of firewood, and many bags of charcoal were totally…
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A fire has occurred at the Hawkins' Hill mine. The flying fox about eight cords of firewood and many bags of charcoal were…
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