Fire
A slight fire occurred on the premises of Mr. John Phillips, baker, Grafton-street, last Friday night about 11 o'clock. The alarm was speedily given on the disoovery of the fire, and as a number of people…
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Fires & bushfires, 1882
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Fire Brigade Meeting
The meeting which was announced took pl[?]e last night in the council cham[?]. The chair was taken by Mr. W. Davies. The secrelary informed the meeting that be had in hand for thebe[?]fit of…
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A meeting of the Goulburn fire-brigade, convened for the purpose of electing officers and adopting the rules of the brigade, was held in the municipal chambers yesterday…
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Beyond what has already been publishod, there was very little business done at the fire brigade meeting on Monday night. The selection of firemen was i to the captains, who could pick a suitable…
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The following description of an instrument used largely in the United States may be of interest to many readers. This arrangement has in…
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A very destructive fire occurred at the Government Printing Office, situated at the rear of the Treasury buildings, at about 11 this morning. In consequence of the public holiday the offices…
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A VERY destrictive fire occured at the Government Printing Office, situated at the rear of the Treasury buildings, at about 11 on Wednesday morning. In conscquence of the public holiday…
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At half-past eight on Sunday evening the fire-bell in Grafton-street sounded an alarm, and a few minutes afterwads a large crowd bad assembled in front of one of Mrs. Steer's…
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The office of the Southern Cross newspaper at Lithgow with its whole co[?] was completely destroyed by a fire which broke out at 2 o'clock on Thursday morning, in the adjoining premises,…
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Yesterday’s tr[?] has proved resultless, After a great deal of par[?]ying Arabi B[?]y positively refuses to surrender the fort[?] the British. It is therefore expected that…
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A Now York paper says:—Since 1610, 523 theatres have been burnt down in the Old and New World, 460 disasters of this kind having taken place…
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Last night a fire which, but for timely discovery would have been most destructive broke out at Mr. Lee's, [?]ruiterer, Auburn street. He had heated a slush lamp for some…
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A report reached Mailland on Tuesday to the effect that a portion of the Hon. John Eale's stables, at Duoken field Park, were, discovered to be on fi[?]e at about 2…
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An alarm of fire took place at Mr. McInnes' hotel last evening, and seen a number of parsons were on the spot, when it was found that a obimney had taken fire, which…
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FIRE AT MURRAY'S FLATS.—Early on Sunday morning last: a fire occurred at Murray's Flats, by which the cottage of Mr. W. H. Higham, settler, residing on the Erby estate, was destroyed. It…
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An inquest was held at Mrs. Lawliss' Hotel on Wednesday, 2nd August, by John Davidson, Esq., coroner, on a fire which occurred in Gunning on Saturday, 22nd July, ultimo. The premises…
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About half-past 8 o'clock on Saturday night the fire bell rang, and immediately a large crowd gathered in front of the scene of the threatened outbreak. Happily it was merely the chimney of Mr…
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THE Newcastle Herald gives the following fuller particulars of the fire which occurred on Friday morning last on the premises of Mr. John Burke :—“ The premises consisted of a…
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We are glad to learn that a compromise has been effected between the borough council and Mr. Lake in regard to his claim for housing and cleaning the fire-engines, and that proceedings have con-…
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