A Huge Fire
A fire was discovered late on Wednesday night in a room above the tailoring department of the premises, belonging to the Canterbury. Farmers'…
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Fires & bushfires, 1909
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Big Fire Averted. Sydney, Saturday Night
A big blaze occurred last night on the premises of Mauri Brothers and Thompson, cork merchants and importers of aerated water machinery,…
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A disastrous fire occurred early this morning in the premises occupied by Mr. Nat Lewis in King-street, Newtown. The building consisted of three…
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An alarm of Are was raised shortly after 1 a.m. on Thursday. The building where the fire had originated was a five-roomed house with shop front opposite the spot…
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The stores of the Postal Department were this morning completely distroyed by fire. The "Bulletin" office was also…
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The Commercial Hotel at Romsey (Vic.) was burned to the ground yesterday. James Dick, a Bendigo native, was incinerated in the fire…
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The damage done by the recent fire in the postal store at George-street North, which was first set down at £15,000, is now estimated at…
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The post-office and stores situated in George-street, North, were gutted by a fire at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning last…
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Messrs. Theobold and Watson's general store at Tallangatta (Vic.) was burned to the ground yesterday. The stock was valued at £3000. The…
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At the corner of Mary and Dobiestreets, Grafton, stood, until last Tuesday morning, the Saxonian Stores. At the moment of writing they are a…
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About 4 a.m. on Tuesday the store premises occupied for some time past by Mr. M. J. Roche and famity were discovered by the inmates to be on fire…
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A fire occurred at Never Never on Sunday night last, whereby a barn containing 200 begs of maize, the property of Mr. J. Hickey, was partially destroyed. Fortunately the fire…
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William Reedy, a youth of 18, employed in the canning, department of the Standard Oil Company's work in New York, had an ambition to become one of the big…
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CASINO, Friday.—A public meeting was held in the Town Hall last night to raise fund for the Fire Brigade, which, owing to the great frequency of calls in the year…
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A disastrous fire which for a time looked as if the publication of the "Argus" would have to be suspended for some weeks took place in the…
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At the Ballina Methodist Church on Monday evening, just a little before the service ended, a little girl left the Church, and immediately came back and acquainted…
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Shortly before 10 o'clock on Tuesday night a fire broke out in the "Grafton Argus" office, and although a good save was effected the outbreak was not extinguished…
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A fire occurred in the buildings owned by the New England, Jockey Club at their racecourse, Armidale, situated on the outskirts, of the…
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A fire [?] in the ongive shed at the [?] of the Graftor "Argus" composingroom on [?] [?] evening, doing diamage to the extent of £450. [?] appears that a…
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Yet another fire is reported. Mr. J. Hickey's barn at Never Never was destroyed at about 12 o'clock on Wednesday night. It contained over 1500 bushels of…
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