General Cable News. Big Fire in Liverpool. LONDON
A large fire has occurred in Liverpool, by which three cotton ware-houses were destroyed and 11,000 bales cotton consumed. Two firemen…
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Fires & bushfires, 1893
203 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 11
South Fire Brigade
THE annaal meeting of the above brigade was held at Burley's Alma Shades on Thursday, January 5. Lieutenant Jarman took the chair in…
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THE annual meeting of members was held last night, in the old station. Captain Dewar occupied the chair; ther were present 13 other firemen and several…
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A wool store in Boston, U.S.A., has been burned down. It contained destroyed. The total damage is esti5,500,0001b. wool, which was totally…
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A fire, involving immense loss of life and destruction to property, is reported from Osaka, U. S. A. The fire occurred in a spinning mill, where a…
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AT about 11.30 this morning a fire broke out in a two-roomed cottage in West Broken Hill, some distance beyond the Hospital, occupied by a miner…
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SHORTLY before 12 o'clock on Saturday night an alarm of fire was sounded. It was found that an iron and canvas shanty at the rear of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Defective Fire Plugs. The Pollution of the Water Supply. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Five residents in the odorous locality of Little Bourke-street have sent in claims, amounting in all to £1600, to the Metropolitan Board of Works for…
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SHORTLY before 8 o'clock last night a fire broke out at Duff-street, South Broken Hill, by which a two-roomed iron and stone dwelling, with its…
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THIS afternoon a two-roomed wood and and iron building in Su[?]pbide-street West, occupied by Mr W. J. Young, M. A, as an assay office, was destroyed by…
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CONSTABLE SHINER, of South Broken Hill, has been making investigations today into the alleged suspicions circumstances in connection with the fire which…
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THIS afternoon a two-roomed wood and and iron building in Su'phide-street West, occupied by Mr W. J. Young, M.A, as an assay office, was destroyed by…
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THE further inquiries instituted by the police into the circumstances connected with the destruction by fire of the residence of a man named Quinlivan,…
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FIRES have been very frequent since the beginning of the year, 11 having been recorded up to the present. On Saturday night a two-roomed wood and…
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As indicated in the first edition, the funds of the Fire Brigade are in a very low state; and at the very time when the season for fires has set in, no less than…
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MR. A. N. BARNETT Barnett, acting-coroner, conducted an inquest in the Courthouse this afternoon upon the fire which occurred at South Broken Hill on…
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The residence of Mr. James Hawker, of Oxley, wes barned to the ground early to-day, and two little sons, aged respectively 3 and 5 years, were burned to…
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MR. A. N. BARNETT Barnett, actingcoroner, conducted an inquest in the Courthouse this afternoon upon the fire which occurred at South Broken Hill on…
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THE Coroner's jury last evening failed to agree as to the charge of arson against John Boyle in connection with the fire in Duff-street, South Broken…
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The residence of Mr. James Hawker, of Oxley, was barned to the ground early to day, and two little sons, aged respectively 3 and 5 years, were burned to…
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