Other Fires
We are advised that there is another bush fire from Coutt's Crossing to Glenreagh. Mr. J. Brennan, who recently took…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
197 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 8 of 10
Bush Fires
A serious bush fire started at Titree Greek, out-side South Grafton, on Wednesday, and spread over a large extent of country, doing considerable damage. The fire swept round the…
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The dry westerly that started on Thursday continued till Sunday evening, when a change set in. The wind veered round to the westward, and speedily lowered the…
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A fire broke out on Saturday, morning at the Grouzelle studios, in Prince-street. The dark room was where the outbreak occurred, and it was first noticed, by Mr. Young,…
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Extensive bush fires are raging in the Namoour district (Queensland). Ten farms have been destroyed, together with fifteen hundred tons of sugar…
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NOT for 20 years, it is assorted, has such a season the Bellinger is now suffering from been experienced, and farmers are in a state of anxiety about f future prospects. Many have…
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On Monday night, shortly after 11 o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. W. G. Mackney, in Casino, whereby serious loss has been sustained. The fire started in…
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The weather is still dry, and the absence of rain is causing, the atmost auxiety. Westerly gales started once more on Sunday, and increased in violence yesterday,…
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The house of William J. Shelley, coroner of Tumut Plains, together with its contents, was completely destroyed by fire, and his grandchild, Amy Birch Croft, aged…
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The Criterion Hall had a narrow escape from being destroyed by fire on Thursday morning. The stove at rear had been used by parties catering for the Band social…
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In the early hours of Sunday morning an outbreak of fire occurred at Fraser's sawmills. Fortunately, Constable Austin, who was patrolling in the…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Brisbane early this morning, five, business places being gutted. Subsequently the charred remains of three persons…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.—A fire broke out in a fruit shop occupied by a man named Webber in Melbourne-street, close to the Palace hotel, and before it was put under…
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A special meeting of the Board was held on Tuesday. Present—Messrs. T. T. Bawden (chairman), P. Kritsch (Mayor), R. D. Bawden, and Thomas Page (secretary)…
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MACLEAN, Friday, 10 p.m.—A fire broke out at nine o'clock to-night in the premises occupied by Messrs. Fitness and Shone, and used as a bicycle establishment. The…
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Early on Thursday morning the Old Globe hotel, at the corner of Ryan and Cowan streets, was destroyed by fire. The building, which was a wooden one of eight…
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About nine o'clock on Friday evening, when everything in Maclean was perfectly quiet, the alarm of fire was raised. At first it was difficult to ascertain the…
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With very few exceptions, the buildings of Maclean consist of wood, and as the town continues to grow, and the houses become closer together, the fear of a destructive fire…
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Maclean has had its first big fire. Not a big one, fortunately, in regard to the total amount of the loss ; but big in the possibilities of enormous damage, averted only by a providential…
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On Friday night hot the most serious fire in the history of Maclean occurred- serious not only as regards the actual damage done, but in the imminent danger of, and providential escape…
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