Fire
A fire occurred at Mr. R. H. Tuttlebee's slaughterhouse on Wednesday night. About two tons of tallow were destroyed, and in all damage to about £100 was done…
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Fires & bushfires, 1913
132 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 7
The War. Chatalia Taken. Adrianople on Fire
Sofia, March 26.—Shakri Pasha, commandant of the Adrianople garrison, surrendered to General Ivanoff at 2 o'clock this afternoon. He attempted to surrender to the Servians, but the…
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Indianapolis reports that 150 persons were drowned there. Dayton, March 26. A huge explosion has wrecked an additional…
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Captain Dyhall informs us that the cause of the delay in the erection of the fire bell was on account of the contractors being unable to procure…
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AT the Council Meeting on Monday night, a lengthy letter was received from the Board of Fire Commissioners enclosing a letter from Mr. L…
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A fair percentage of Young residents were disturbed at about 8.30 p.m. on Monday by an alarm of fire. The bell managed to raise a few who were close to it, but we fancy the…
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The premises of the Buttonhole Fancy Costume Company at the intersection of George and Bathurst streets were partly destroyed by fire early this morning. The damage is estimated…
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Two trucks, loaded chiefly with lime, caught fire owing to the rain of last (Friday) night. One truck had a parcel of drapery also, and this was practically ruined. The tarpaulins…
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A shed belonging to the Midland Railway Company at Bradford, in which a large quantity of wool was stored, was, together with 19 wool-laden waggons, burnt to the ground last…
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Put some bathbrick into a saucer and moisten with paraffin oil. Apply this with a rag, dry off with a little whiting, and polish with a chamois leather…
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A fierce fire broke out on Wednesday night at the rubber factory of Messrs. Duval and Co., of 26 Elizabeth-street, Paddington. When the fire brigades arrived on the scene the fire had…
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A fire broke out in the Ghent Exhibition on Saturday night, and burned for two hours, during which buildings covering an area of 150 spuare yards were destroyed…
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The Roman Catholic Girls Orphanage, Auckland, was destroyed by fire at six o'clock on Tuesday morning. One hundred children who were is…
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The polling booth at Emmaville, in the New England Electoral Division was burned down at 5.30 o'clock on Sunday morning. The polling was…
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Yass, Friday.—Mr. S. C. Maddrell's homestead at Valo Beder, eight miles from town, was burned to the ground yesterday afternoon, together with the furniture and valuables. Only…
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The rumour which reached Yass late on Thursday evening that Mr. S. C. Maddrell’s homestead at vale Beder had been totally destroyed by fire, was…
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Mrs. Ramaciotti, of Strathfield, upon returning home late last night, after visiting some friends, found the house in flames. The firemen on arrival found four distinct fires had…
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At 1.45 on Friday morning the fire bell sounded, and six men turned out to attend an outbreak at the railway station, where a travelling gassometer had caught alight. This gassometer…
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An inquiry was held at Vale Beder on the cause of the fire which totally destroyed Mr. S. C. Maddrell's homestead…
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If a room is to be left for a few hours, but the fire is to be kept. in, instead of throwing a lot of coal on it is much better and safer to put two or three pieces, and then throw a…
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