Wanted, a Fire Brigade
Sir.—I notice, by your, report of Maclean Municipal Council that the Chief Secretary "intimated that Councils could now establish Fire Brigades, and asked if the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1907
203 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 11
Sugar as a Fire Extinguisher
The following letter appears in the correspondence columns of Bundaberg "Mail" of 11th ult.: — "Sir,—It is surprising how few…
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An inquiry into the cause of the fire which occurred on the previous Monday in Woodlark-street, was opened at the Court House, Lismore, on…
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The inquiry concerning the recent disastrous fire at Lismore concluded. William Carroll, uncle of the proprietor of a saddler's shop which was destroyed, stated…
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Mr. Editor.—In your issue of Saturday, 16th, reporting the meeting of the Municipal. Council, "that the Chief Secretary intimated that under the Local Government…
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This morning a fire occurred in Riverstreet. About 4 o'clock several Persons appear to have detected flames at about the one time in the vicinity of the building…
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A fire was discovered early on Friday morning in a building in River-street, Maclean, owned by Mr. Fogarty and partly occupied by him as a…
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Early on Friday morning, another outbreak of fire occurred in one of the business blocks of Maclean, which might have resulted in the destruction…
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Mr. Editor.—I read with some interest Mr. Kimpton's letter in your issue of Tuesday last respecting the Grafton Fire Brigade, The reason that I advised caution in the…
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An inquiry, was opened yesterday before Mr. F. Sehwonberg (Coroner) regarding the fire in Air. J. F. Fogiirty's premises on Friday last. Mr. T…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Leading Fire Office
The statisticians are busy calculating the vastly-augmenting wealth of Australia by reason of the brighter times, the better markets, and the magnificent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Montreal Horror. "Canada's Most Awful Fire." Reacher and Children Perish
Details of what has been described as Canada's most awful fire, in which 17 little childreb and their teacher, Miss Maxwell, were burned to death, are to hand. The…
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At Maclean on Thursday a lengthy enquiry, was held by the Coroner, Mr. F. Schwonberg, J.P., regarding the fire in Mr. J. F…
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Great tires are raging at Harbin, Manchuria, and thousands of Chinese are homeless…
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At 4.30 a.m. on Friday Messrs. Lowe Bros.' motor garage at the Occidental Hotel, Ballina, two motor ears, and all other accoutrements were completely…
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The town of IIo IIo, in the Philippine Islands, has been destroyed by fire and 20,000 people rendered homeless…
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A meeting of the representatives of the various Fire Insurance Companies doing business in Grafton (convened by Ald. R. D. Bawden, representative of…
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The Yowie Hotel at Port Hacking was totally destroyed by fire yesterday morning…
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The much-dreaded bush or grass fires, which have caused so much loss to the pastoralists of this country will, no doubt, be used…
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Early on Sunday morning a fire was discovered at the residence of the Misses M'Dougall, in Victoria-street. The outbreak, which was confined to the dining-room, damaged the…
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