Fire. SYDNEY
Another big fire occurred in Sydney last night. A building in Parker-st, formerly part of Hordern’s old palace emporium, was partially destroyed…
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Fires & bushfires, 1911
143 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 8
Fire at Picture Show
Young, Friday.—Some commotion was caused at the Town Hall at Young on Wednesday evening through an alarm of fire in the building, and there was a general rush for the doors. The…
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A disastrous outbreak of fire occurred in the top fiat of a seven-storey building in Parker-street, Haymarket, shortly after 10 o'clock last night. The tenants included the following…
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THE alarming frequency with which fires are being reported in connection with pictures shows suggests that it is about time the Government insisted…
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The fire bell sounded shortly before midday on Sunday the cause being a fire on the property Mr. E. C. Manfred, in Cowper-street. Some grass was being burnt off, and the flames…
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Messrs. S. Coyle and C. J. Collins were driving on Sunday afternoon when they found the sulky they were in to be alight. Water was available, and little damage was done. It is thought a…
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An outbreak of fire occurred in the Arcadia Hotel, Castlereagh-street, on Tuesday night, and gave the firemen an hour's hard work before all was safe. The firemen on arrival found that the…
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A few minutes after 12 o'clock to-day (Saturday) smoke was noticed rising from the rear of Mr. J. W. Craig's business place in Auburn-street, and for some time it was thought a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →China. the Peking Fire. Whole Families Burned. Barbarous Methods. Peking
Hundreds of persons were burned in the Hankow fire, including women and children. Whole families were engulphed in the flames. Eight of the Imperialist troops were executed…
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Mr. Craig estimates his total loss at £850. Full insurance for £500 was allowed him, and whatever goods were salvaged. Mr. Goodhew's loss reached £200, which was…
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It having been rumoured that the Fire Brigade received earlier information of the recent fire than the public supposed, and that tile bell was not rung because, it was stated, the horses…
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The police communicated with Mr. Harold O'Brien (coroner) with regard to holding an inquest into the fire at Barber's Buildings. Mr. O'Brien said that as he was Mr. Barber's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →“Devil’s Death-trap.” Illusionist Hurt. Fire Trick That Failed. Man Nearly Roasted. Blayney
A sensational accident occurred at a charity carnival promoted by the commercial travellers of the west in aid of the Blayney Hospital, whereby…
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Mr. H. E. Ibbotson is tile successful tenderer for the restoration of Barber's Buildings, damaged by the recent fire. The buildings are to be put into the same condition as they were before…
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Our Gundaroo correspondent writes:—Some of the tradesmen engaged in erecting the additions to the "Bowylie" homestead suffered a rather severe loss through the burning of their tents…
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A voluntary fire brigade was once formed in a certain village outside the fire brigade area. They purchased a hand-tub, and installed it in a…
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A new French fire and heat proof case for the protection or jewels and other valuables consists of two boxes made of asbestes, one of which is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Big Bush Fire. of 1900
December 17th, 1900 marks an epoch in the lives of hundreds, if not thousands, of people living in that historic district known as the Lambing Flat, now Young, but more…
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Tumut, Monday.—Grill's Post-Office Stores and the whole pf their contents were totally destroyed by fire at…
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A big fire occurred at Guildford early this morning, the post-office and stored being totally destroyed. The total damage is estimated at about £1000…
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