A Disastrous Fire. Four Shops and a Hotel Destroyed
AT about 7.15 last evening one of the three largest fires which it has been the Barrier's misfortune to witness occurred in Argent-street, almost…
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Fires & bushfires, 1892
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The Fire at the South. An Open Verdict
MR. R. B. PELL, coroner, conducted an inquest, at Wake's Hotel, South Broken Hill, this afternoon, upon a fire which took place on the morning of 8th instant,…
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THE matter of the provision of fire plugs in the Broken Hill streets is still in the hands of Mr. Cann, M.L.A. The municipal council will probably…
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MR. R. B. PELL, coroner, held an inquest at the Globe Hotel this morning upon the fire which took place in Argent-street on the evening of…
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An extensive fire, caused by an accident in connection with the electric lighting, has occurred at the premises of the Stereoscopic Company, London…
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It is understood that the Government, on representations made by Mr. Cann, has placed money on the Supplementary Estimates to recoup the Broken Hill…
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THE Broken Hill Fire Brigade has been housed ia sheds and "humpies" from the time of its foundation, but the completion of the new building, to…
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An extensive fire, caused by an accident, in cunnection with the electric lighting, has occurred at the premises of the Stereoscopic Company, London…
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It is understood that the Government, on representations made by Mr. Cann, has placed money on the Supplementary Estimates to recoup the Broken Hill…
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ABOUT 2 o'clock this morning an alarm of fire for the west division was sounded by the mine whistles. The manual and seven firemen promptly turned out…
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No arrangements have yet been made for handing over the new fire station to the brigade; but it is probable that the matter will be considered by the works…
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A bomb has been exploded at the residence of the president of the Lisbon reception committee, who had arranged a welcome to the King and…
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The Sydney Meat-Preserving Company's works at Rookwood were barned last night, destroying, besides the plant, a quantity of meat in…
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SIR,—We were greatly surprised when reading the paragraph in last night's paper re the fire station, stating that the brigade desired absolute…
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Mr. Vanderbilt's summer residenceat New York has been burned down. The damage is estimated at £66,000. Ten bonded warehouses in the…
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ON the 26th of August Barry Thorne stood in his room in the Grand Hotel, Hamburg, with a cable message from New York in his hand. It had been waiting…
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The extensive premises of Jeuner and Co., drapers, Princess-street, Edinburgh, have been totally destroyed by fire. The stock was large and valuable,…
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Discipline on board ship was naturally somewhat relaxed. The excitement of getting into port had its effect on passengers and crew, and the officers were…
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ON November ll Mr. Cann communicated with the Colonial Secretary, putting before him the facts with regard to the urgent heed of fire plugs…
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LAST night, at about 10.45 o'clock, a fire broke out ia Wolfram-street North, whereby a three-roomed house, occupied by Mr. Clement Patton, was…
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