Great Fire at Kempsey. Damage, £25,000
A DISASTROUS fire occurred at Kempsey early yesterday morning, and wrought fearful devastation. Practically the whole of the business centre was destroyed, as there were…
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Fires & bushfires, 1907
218 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 11
Great Fire at Kempsey. Sydney, Thursday Afternoon
A great fire has occurred in the city of Kempsey. Nearly every building in the main portion of the town has been destroyed…
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A small fire, quickly subdued, broke out in the lamp room at the Goulburn station on Thursday evening. The services of the fire brigade were not required, although the men turned out in full force…
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A terribly destructive fire, which travelled with great rapidity, despite the strenuous endeavors of the townspeople to check its career, broke out this morning…
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Kempsey, Thursday.—A terrible fire occurred in Kempsey this morning, half the town being destroyed. An alarm of fire was given about 20 minutes…
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THE ironmongery establishment of A. Dawson and Sons, Sturt-street, Ballarat, was destroyed by fire early on Friday morning. The damage is estimate at £20,000. The outbreak was…
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A brief press wire appeared in Thursday’s issue relative to a disastrous fire in Kempsey, which broke out on Thursday morning, and destroyed the business…
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A FIRE, resulting in the total destruction of the house long-known as “ The Cedars,” together with all its contents, occurred about half-past I on Thursday morning. The…
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A fire occurred in Wood-street, Cheapside, and destroyed several warehouses containing Manchester goods, silks and woollens valued at £150,000…
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EARLY yesterday morning a column of smoke was seen issuing from the roof of the spacious two-storeyed offices and warehouse of Messrs. Harrold, Colton and Company Limited,…
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A disastrous fire, which broke out in Woodstreet, cheapside, destroyed several warehouses containing…
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Adelaide, Tuesday.--Early this morning an caller at the John Bull stables, Currie-street, observed a column of smoke…
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Some time on Sunday a fire broke out and got under way on Mr. M. C. Smith’s holding, a few miles below Bowning. There was not much wind blowing, but…
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Mr. Wanamaker's residence near Philadelphia ban been burnt down. The damage is estimated at a million dollars…
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An 11 a.m. on Monday fire broke out on the southern boundary of Moorong Estate, near Wagga. It leaped Urana road and swept on to Pomingalarna commons, which were all…
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The most intense excitement prevailed throughout the crowded room as Uldene, pale as death, drew back the folds of her veil and stood revealed before them…
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AN outbreak of fire occurred a few days ago on Mr. M. Goodwin's property, near Jugiong. A heavy westerly wind fanned the flames, and the country was devastated for nearly…
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A combination of water tower and fire escape for persons trapped in high building that recently been devised. In the apparatus the principle of the lazy tongs has been…
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A shocking fire occurred at a boardinghouse at Steinach, on the shore of Lake Constance, Switzerland. Mr. Watson, an Englishman, and his wife…
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DURING this week on two occasions the cry of “ Fire ” has rung out in our midet, and on both prompt action has prevented what might have been a serious…
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