Fire at Grenfell Two Shops Burnt
Paice and Company's drapery store and William McCabe's billiard saloon and tobacconist premises were destroyed by fire early on Sunday…
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Fires & bushfires, 1917
196 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 10
Mice and Fires. Outbreaks in West. (Country Frees Telegram). SYDNEY
Numerous outbreaks of fires in the Western districts are said to be due to mice…
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A house in Yass, the property of Mr. J. Dawe (of Bowning) and occupied by Mr. W. Newton, a returned soldier, and his family, was totally, destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning…
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A fire occurred on Monday night at Mr. James Sibben's farm, Clyde Road, near Braidwood. Ono hundred and sixty tons of hay, valued at £650, a shed valued at £200, and a…
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All the public buildings and 3500 house have been burned at Yonezaw. SYDNEY, Thursday. EMPIRE DAY…
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Shortly after midnight on Monday a fire broke out at the private residence of Mr W- Newton, Bourke and Pritchard streets, and owned by…
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Fifteen thousand are homeless [?] the result of a fire at Memphis on Tuesday…
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A fire occurred at Mr. H. C. Harding's property at Springdale recently when the stables and all contents were completely destroyed…
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Considerable damage has been done by fire at Gyongyos, a town in Hungary. Advices received from Buda Post state that a thousand houses have…
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A fire broke out early this morning in a block of buildings in the centre of Cooma-street, Yass. The flames were not extinguished until damage estimated at £2000 had been…
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Shortly after 1 a.m. on Wednesday morning, Tom Peterson was aroused from his slumbers by what appeared to be the initial stages of…
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In the Wyalong district on Monday a fire broke out in the machinery shed on Mr. A. M'Donald'a farm, and the contents were totally destroyed,…
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A fire broke out at about 1 o'clock on Wednesday morning in a block of buildings in the centre of Cooma street Yass. The outbreak was not got…
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A fire broke out at about 1 o'clock this morning in a block of buildings in the centre of Cooma street. The out-break was not cot under until damage…
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A picture film ignited at Coogee theatre last night. Owing to the manager's promptness, the audience was not alarmed. Some left the hall…
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While show was in progress at a Coogee Picture Theatre last night a fire broke out in the operating box at the back of the dress circle, but although flames showed through an opening…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Further Advance the Dig Battle. Violent Artillery Fire. (Reuter's Message). LONDON
The French communique states:—There was considerable reciprocal artillery firing north of the Somme and in the region of Cerncy…
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The Frankfurter Zeitung states that lightning exploded munition works at Foordo, Westphalia and destroyed the worksheds. Two workers were killed and four injured…
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At five minutes past eight o'clock last light the fire alarm at the corner of Bradley and Faithfull Streets was rung. The brigade turned out, but discovered that there was no fire…
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On Sunday morning about a quarter to 4 o'clock the residents of Crookwell wore aroused by the ringing of the fire boll. Mr C. E. Hale, manager of…
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