Oberon News Accident and a Fire Oberon
Mr. Hector Williams, our local carrier, with his partner Mr. R. Harvey were loading wool at Mr. Stoneman's station (Mayfield). He was using a…
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Fires & bushfires, 1927
535 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 24 of 27
Sawmills Burnt Out. [?] Satuday
Smith[?] at [?] were [?] by [?] night. They were [?] recently [?] and Co., owing to a shor[?] of…
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"Someone went to fetch the cup from which the had drunk the coffee, and which was still standing where he had left it. It did not take long to find the…
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Mr. T. J. Smith president of the Board of Fire Commissioners writes Mr. Gus Kelly M.L.A., as follows: With reference to previous…
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On Monday morning of Iast week, at about 10 o’clock, a fire broke out at Mr. Murphy’s butcher’s shop, at Cudal. The fire started in a new…
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Damage estimated at nearly £30,000 was caused by a fire which broke out on Saturday morning at the Cororooke butter factory. The…
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In all the annals of the law no more brilliant defence has ever been recorded than that made by Dudley Ross in favor of Mrs. Blair,…
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There was a murmur through the court which was instantly repressed. It seemed a strange thing that the finding of the arsenic in the prison…
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Meanwhile, the unfortunate victim of all this excitement and sensation was led, half swooning, from the dock. To her mind the verdict was…
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The kitchen at "Sunny Point," Oberon, belonging to Mr. E. Harvey, to-gether with all its contents, was totally, destroyed by fire. The origin is…
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A small are which broke out last night, and was then subdued, broke out afresh [?] morning. In the [?] building of William…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Four Killed Over a Score Wounded Clash Between Strikers and Police Police Fire on Misers SEDNEY [?]
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →Merriwa Page Bush Fires. Wax Matches Prohibited
Several bush fires have occurred in the district daring the last couple of weeks, but fortunately were all extinguished before much damage…
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"It is a terrible temptation," she [?]ried. "Oh Heaven, help me to resist [?]!" Then drawing herself away from [?] she said resolutely, "No, I do…
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The Council wishes to draw attention to the following clauses of the "Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912" —…
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"I should advise your he said, to take a cab at once and go to the station. I will go with you. I will purchase your ticket and see you…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Love's Fires Chapter Xvii The City of Pearl
The Royal Arms was one of those [?]et, sedate hotels that was always [?]commended to ladies and to families [?] hotel where everything was well…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Setting Fire to a Store. Young Man Committed. WINGHAM
Kenneth McNeill, a young man was charged at the local court to-day. with attem[?]ing to set fire to premises at Ml. George, belonging to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →1200 Prisoners Revolt Rattled by Machine Gu[?] Fire. MONTHEAL
A Sa[?] meet[?] that 1200 convi[?] from [?] [?] who [?] the national guard[?] [?] and prison [?] for 2[?] hours…
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Just before lunch on Thursday last signs of a considerable bush fire were apparent from the town on Cuttabulloo. A call was soon…
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