Fire at Parkes
A fire broke out about 11.30 o’clock on Tuesday in portion of buildings known as Paddy’s Market, Parkes. It spread rapidly. Paddy’s…
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Fires & bushfires, 1915
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His White Horse. Kaiser Watches Germans Flee. Demoralised by French Fire. Paris, Jan 29
It is reported that the Kaiser early in the week, witnessed the fierce attack by the Germans at Blagny. The French withstood a shower of…
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Mr. J. J, McGirr, M.L. A. is in receipt of the following departmental correspondence:— Board Fire Commissioners,—Sir,…
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The Minister for Defence announces the receipt of a message from Major-General Sir John Maxwell, in Egypt, as follows:—"Australian Engineers now employed on canal defences…
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Australian and New Zealanders were under fire during the Turkish attack on the Suez Canal, and their conduct is well spoken of…
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The New Zealanders in Egypt bays been under fire. Major General Sir, John Maxwell, commander in Chief of the British forces in Egypt…
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A fire occurred at the General Post Office last night, and damaged a thousand or more telephone lines, causing numerous subscribers to be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Tipperary. Cottage Burned Down. Occupants Narrow Escape
About 1 o'clock yesterday, morning, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson, who desided in a three roomed weatherboard cottage on the Monteagle road, close…
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Cairo, Feb. 11.—"Eye-witness" with the British. forces states that the British fire was deadly and accurate. Turkish dead are lying everywhere, and present a ghastly sight. Many…
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"Eyewitness with the British forces giver details of the capture of the brickfield near Guiochy referred to in the cables of the seventh…
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Disastrous fires continues to rage on the north-west coast. The whole country for miles is one sea of flame. Hundreds of cattle and sheep were…
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When the fireball resounded through the town about noon yesterday (Sunday) it seemed as if people emerged from every, conceivable nook, and…
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Cooper's residence was nearly burnt out on Thursday night last. They retired to bed at 9.30. Mr. Cooper was the last to leave the kitchen. He closed the doors and…
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Barellan, Feb. 22.—The [?]th outbreak of fire since Christmas occurred In the township at 4 a.m., on the 16th. The building was of pine…
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Last Friday, Mr. Walter Dawe loaded timber at Mr. W. Vogt's yard on his waggon, and was proceeding home when overtaken by the rainstorm that…
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Tipperary had another very mysterious fire last night, and there appears to be no accounting for its origin. At about 12 o'clock Mrs. Isaacs…
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Asked how be felt whon actually under fire in New Guinea, one of the returned soldiers by the Navua said, "I felt that I wished I was back in…
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Gunning, Friday.—The residence and private hospital of Nurse Turner was totally destroyed by fire last night. Her husband, A. J. Turner, who occupied the position of shire inspector, was…
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Nurse Turner's Cottage Hospital was totally destroyed by fire at midnight last night. Inmates were rescued with difficulty. An infant child, fifteen months old, perished in the…
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