Disastrous Fire at Kempsey In the Principal Street
KEMPSEY, MONDAY.—The most disastrous fire, that has ever occurred in the Macleay district took place at Kempsey early this morning. Shortly after one o'clock the fire…
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Fires & bushfires, 1893
10 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers
Fires, and Water Supply
THE fire on Saturday morning failed to be one of considerable disaster and damage, not because of the wisdom or prevision of the borough authorities, but through the…
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AT about 2 a.m. on Saturday, the hay shed of Mr. C. Duggan, abutting on Fitzroy-street, near Mr. L. Jacobs, was discovered to be on fire. An alarm was raised, and the fire…
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THE half-yearly meeting of the above was held yesterday afternoon. Present—Messrs H. Maurice (chairman), E. Hockey (Mayor) and T. Page. Government subsidy £66 13s…
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THE time has now arrived to follow the fortunes, or, rather, the misfortunes of Harry Kennedy himself, after his arrival in America. When…
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A CASE of particular interest to insurance companies, as well as to those who take out fire policies, was before the Full Court on Monday. Jacob Carnofsky had had a drapery…
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SOME time ago several gentlemen were travelling in a railway carrage on one of the New South Wales lines. The weather was exceedingly sultry, and in consequence the…
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CASINO, FRIDAY.—A disastrous fire occurred near Casino early yesterday morning, resulting in the total destruction of the homestead on the Bruton Estate, the…
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IN the Cosmopolitan, Camille Flammarion, the distinguished French writer, describes with his accustomed power a (supposed) collision with the…
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MR. EDITOR.—That the condition of the labouring classes might be considerably improved, and that the many hardships and sufferings to which considerable numbers of…
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