Destructive Fire
WINDSOR has again been the scene of a considerable fire. Shortly after six o'clock on Friday evening, the 11th instant, a bright glare was seen at the northern end of the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1888
5 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Disastrous Fires
In our issue last week we gave an account of a fire breaking out on Ham Common, near Clarendon, caused through smokers carelessly throwing away lighted matches, and we have this week…
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Considerable damage was done on Mr. Bowd's property at Caddai on Saturday by a bush fire. A great quantity of fencing and grass was destroyed, and the fire was with difficulty got…
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During the whole of last week, fires were raging in all the hills and highlands around Windsor and Richmond. At night, the sky was red with their…
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ON Monday several large bush fires started in various parts of the district and one which originated on the other side of Newtown, had a very dangerous appearance for a time. It is supposed…
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