Blazing Car Early Morning Fire
A Buick sedan car, the property of Mr. Bert McKenzie, of 117 Faithfull Street,. Goulburn, was severly damaged by fire at…
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Fires & bushfires, 1930
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Racecourse Fire
The western end of the ledger stand at the Newcastle racecourse was destroyed by .fire last night, says a Newcastle telegram. Other…
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An outbreak of fire early this morning considerably damaged the slipper factory of Bilbon Moreton and Co., Ltd., at Leichhardt, says a Sydney…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Towrang Blaze Machinery Destroyed TOWRANG
A shed containing farming machinery valued at between £200 and £300 on Mr. E. Brogden's Irrigation Farm at Towrang…
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Challis Bros', tannery was razed to the ground in a sensational fire last night. The firemen were helpless, for the tannery was in…
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An example of the efficiency of the Goulburn Fire Brigade was provided on Saturday afternoon, when the Pumps were submitted to a test at…
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A fire broke out early on Saturday morning at the roar of premises occupied pied by Mr. F. T. Huggett, at. 105 Auburn St., but owing to the prompt…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Safe Blown Thieves Start Fire SYDNEY
A lire broke out at seven o'clock this morning at the Silvarite Glass Co.'s premise at Camperdown. The flames were subdued, and…
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The British steamer Malmor bound from Napier to London, sent a wireless message from latitude 48.40 north and longitude 32.46 west,…
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A false start at the Vincennes trotting races led to the worst racecourse riot in France for a quarter of a century…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Steamer Ablaze Sinks Following Fire New York
The North German Lloyd liner, Muenchen, caught fire and sank at the pier in the Hudson River to-day, shortly after her arrival…
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Kimberley presented a desolate. appearance after a disastrous fire involving 500,000 loss. Nine buildings, including large…
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At 2.44 p.m. yesterday the Fire Brigade was called, when it was discovered that smoke was issuing from Mr. Smith’s saddler’s shop, in Cooma…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Crookwell Fire Haystacks Destroyed CROOKWELL
Seventy tons of hay, valued at £400, were destroyed by fire at Crookwell on Saturday morning, Chaff cutting operations, supervised…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Collector Notes Bush Fire—New Road COLLECTOR
A bush, fire broke out in a paddock owned, by Mr. M. Noble at lunch time on Monday, but many willing hands arrived and placed the blaze…
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A fire damaged two motor cars on the premises of W. Murphy, at Rushcutter's Bay, early this morning. It is reported that after the out…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grenades Drop Huge Fire Follows ATHENS
Many workmen and soldiers were killed when a crate of hand grenades was dropped as it was being removed from a lorry at munitions depot at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Big Fire in City Store Destroyed Onlookers Collapse Sydney
When the furniture store of Messrs. Frederick Kilner, Ferns and Co, at Camperdown, was totally destroyed by fire at 10 a.m…
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On arrival at his home in Ellesmere Street on Friday afternoon, Mr. Arthur Leslie, discovered that a small shed at the rear of the house was on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gandhi's Campaign Doctrine of Non-Violence Leader Plays with Fire
Gandhi is sending the plans of his new campaign to the Viceroy of India before taking any definite step in the campaign for civil disobedience. Gandhi is always the gentleman…
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