Fires
WHAT might have proved a serious fire was discovered early on Saturday night in the Premier Store buildings at the corner of Auburn and Montague streets. Between 8 and 9 the occupiers…
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Fires & bushfires, 1895
201 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 11
Great Fire in Pennsylvania. London, June 4
A destructive fire has broken out on the North Pennsylvania oilfield. Damage to the extent of several millions of dollars has already been caused. It is feared that many deaths will result…
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The total coat of the railway-shed at Harden, recently destroyed by fire, was £2000, but some parts may still be made serviceable. The damage to stores and…
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A SERIOUS fire occurred at the Harden railway station lest evening, through which the store and the running shed were destroyed, and three engines on…
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ON Thursday night a fire took place at Harden by which the engine house was destroyed. The conflagration broke out in the store room, and the flames spread rapidly. At the time of the fire…
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The destructive fires which swept the forests on the North Pennsylvania oil-fields have been, extinguished by heavy rains…
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HARDEN, Friday.—The large locomotive shed was totally destroyed by fire last night. The machinery and fitting shop were saved. Two engines were slightly scorched, but all the rest of the engines…
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ON Tuesday morning last a fire occurred in a large farm-shed, the propetty of Mr. John Sweeney, who residen at the head of Nadgingomar dam. A chafloutter, horse-rake…
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HARDEN, Friday.—The large loaomotive shed was totally destroyed by fire last night. The machinery and fitting shop were saved. Two enginus worn slightly nourohed, but all the…
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A FIRE occurred at Mr. John Sweeney's farm, Nadgingomar, on Tuesday last, when a shed, containing about four tons of hay, a mowing-machine, several valuable agricultural implements, and other…
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A colliery diaster is reported from German. A fire broke out in the workings of a coal mine near Breslau, Silesia, to-day, and it is feared that much loss of life will ensue…
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LIVERPOOL Wednesday.—A destructive fire occurred at nine o'clock to-night in the drying-shed of the Collingwood Wool-scouring Works, and the shed was completely gutted…
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A terrible disaster is reported from Germany. A fire broke out in a colliery near Brealau, Silesia, while the miners were at work underground, and it is…
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IT has transpired that a fire occurred on Friday evening last at Ida Cottage, Grafton-street. It originated in a child's bed-room, the cover of a dressing-table igniting and the flames spreading to…
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ON Thursday last, the residence of Mr. Fallon of the Murrumbidgee was totally destroyed by fire, together with the whole of the furniture and contents. Mr. and Mrs. Fallon went…
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CROOKWELL, Monday.—On Friday night last, about 7 o'clock, the private residence of Mr. James Downey, storekeeper, of Grabben Gullen, about eight miles from Crookwell, was burnt to the…
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A FIRE occurred at Grabben Gullen on Friday evening last, when the residence of Mr. Jas. Downey, storekeeper, together with the whole of its contents, was totally destroyed. The…
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A narrow escape from death by suffocation took place in Wagga on Saturday afternoon. Thomas Cavanagh, a carter living in…
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ABOUT 5 p.m. yesterday a fire occurred in the loft of a stable at South Hill, the residence of Mr. W. A. Chisholm, about two miles from Goulburn. The stable lo of brick, roofed with…
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