Love's Fires Chapter Xvii
"That woman was a murderess, as sure as Heaven is above us," said one, and the other replied that she was as innocent as a child…
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Fires & bushfires, 1927
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Tried to Fire Sto[?] Wingham, S[?]
Kenneth McNeill, a [?] was charged at the local [?] with attempting to [?] [?] Mr. George, belongh[?]…
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Dadley Ross lamented her death. [?] thought much of her unhappy fate. If she were innocent, as he believed [?] to be, then surely no one had [?]…
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Bush fires are raging near Dayles[?]rd (Victoria), and the forest officers are In readiness to call out valunteers. should the flames extend…
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No need to say that she was a spoiled child or heiress to immense wealth; beautiful; graceful, witty with the charm of English sincerity and French…
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A fire, the origin of which is unknown, completely destroyed the "Araluen Arms" Hotel between two and three o'clock yesterday morning…
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Miss Kent hesitated for a moment. She had no idea that the great crisis of her life had arrived; that she stood face to face with her future more fully…
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Damage estimated at £5000 was caused by a fire at Rogers' chemical works at Waterloo this afternoon…
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"That is rather a startling proposal Claire." said Madame de St.Luce. "A very sensible one, mamma I have never complained and never…
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And so the matter ended Madame [?] Luce was well conte[?] although [?] was no doubt the would have [?] better pleased has Miss Kent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Melbourne Fire. Horses Burned to Death. MELBOURNE
Poor horses and a dog were burned to death in a Are which destroyed the bay, and corn store of J. Rodds and the adjoining premises occupied by…
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[?] absences of the [?] [?] and her daughters effected [?] save of their homestead and woolshed at Green Gally…
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[?] Kent was [?] the hand [?] the [?] member [?] the replaced [?] on the [?]…
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A garage at the rear of a residence at 63 Calero-street, Lithgow, was badly damaged by fire early on Saturday morning, as well as a Hudson super-six…
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"He is a fortunate, man," said Alice Kent, with a sigh. "He is a knight of the garter," con[?]ed Claire, "and he has the star of…
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THE TWENTY FIFTH OF MAY [?] And I wonder [?] Alice Kent [?] lovely [?] will [?] with him I am [?] she…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Big Fire in New Zealand. Auckland
A fire, which occurred at Cambridge (New Zealand), destroyed sine shops. The damage is estimated at £40,000 Many shopkeepers carried heavy…
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Damage estimated at 025,000 was done by fire on the premises of Arthur Cox and Co Ltd., jewellery importers, in York Street to-day. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marrow Escape From Fire David Jones’ New Shop. SYDNEY
The new Castlereagh Street building of David Jones, Limited, narrowly escaped destruction by a disastrous shortly before 1 o’clock this…
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