The Goulburn Fire-brigade
Mr. Laws, secretary of the fire-brigade, having received a communication from the borough council, stating that they are prepared to hand over the fire-engines…
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Fires & bushfires, 1882
104 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 6
Fire
We are very happy to have to say that a threatened outbreak of fire at Mr. Rogers' Furnishing Areade on Thursday evening terminated without any damage being done…
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About half-past three o'clock on Thursday afternoon the fire-bell was rung, and it was found that the alarm came from Mr. C. Rogers' steam bedding-factory in Auburn-street, where a…
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The officers and members of the Goulburn Volunteer Fire Brigade are requested to attend a meeting this evening at the Oddfellows' Arms, when business of importance will be brought…
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On Monday a hut on a selection of Mr. John Broderick's about four miles from Crookwell on a cross country road loading towards Woodhouse lo was destroyed by fire. It was occupied by some…
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The committee of management at their meeting on Tuesday evening decided to procure hose and hose reel for the brigade, and the secretary was instructed to order them at once from Melbourne…
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The Garden Palace was totally destroyed by fire this morning. The fire broke out at the base of the domo at a quarter to six. In a few minutes the domo fell in…
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With regard to the rumou[?] that two lads a short time before the outbreak of the fire, saw a man jump out of a window at the southern portion of the building, the matter, upon investigation on Saturday last, took a differentcompl[?]xion, but…
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LAST Friday morning, between the hours of five and six o'clock-- nearer six than five-- an alarm of fire reached the cars of a few solitary inhabitants in Macquarie-street and…
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THIS (Friday) morning, between the hours of five and six o’clock—nearer six than five—an alarm of fire reached the ears of a few solitary inhabitants in Macquarie-street and…
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A corre-pondunt at Wollahrs, referring to the coincident Garden Palace calamity and the strange serial phenomenon witnessed by several gentlemen residing at Young last Friday, hazards the suggas…
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On Friday evening about 8 o'clock as Mr. Bartlett was passing near Mr. Conolly's mill, [?]e noticed a portion of the Chinese dens on fire, and gave an alarm. Assistance at once came and in a…
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The inquiry responding the Garden Palace fire was continued on Friday. The evidence taken revealed little that bore upon the origin of the fire. The inquest was further adjourned till Tuesday…
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ANOTHER disastrous and, unfortunately, fatal fire took place on Monday night, resulting in the destruction of a large amount of valuable property and the death of Mrs. Wright, wife…
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THE Evening, News publishes the subjoined letter, but expresses itself doubtful of its authenticity. The journal says:— "It bears upon the face of it the evidence of being a…
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THE main facts of the dis[?] fire by which the Garden Palace at Sydney, built for the exhibition of 1879-80, was destroyed on Friday morning last, have…
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A fatal fire occurred on August 16 at the Persian Cotton Mills, Bolton, belonging to Messrs; J. Bayley and Sons. The building, which was four storeys high, contained…
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An instance of the sun's rays being concentrated with dangerous effect took place at the Town Hall, Sydney on Tuesday, and proved pretty conclusively how some fires, the origin of which is…
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About half-past five o'clock on the morning of Saturday last, a fire of a serious nature occurred at Major's Creek, whereby a mother and her family of children…
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