Glenorie Bush Fire. Twenty Miles of Flames. People and Animals Terrified
REPORTS of the disastrous fire at Glenorie stated that it covered twenty miles. Telegraph poles were burnt, as well as large wooden culverts,…
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Fires & bushfires, 1902
270 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 1 of 14
New Year's Eve in Maitland. Fire Brigade Dinner
It must ha admitted that there was a decided lack of that enthusiasm on the part of the populace last night which heretofore has characterised the advent of New Year's Eve in West Maitland. That…
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THE terrible ravages caused by the bush fires that have been raging latterly in various parts of the colony are very harrowing to read, and we,…
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THE terrible ravages caused by the bush fires that have been raging latterly in various parts of the colony are very harrowing to read, and we…
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Daring the hot spell at the end of last wipes bush and grass fires raged in various parts. On the Blue Mountains (N.S.W.)…
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"Linesman" in his book, "Words by an Eye-witness," describes a stirring incident in the operations for the relief of Ladysmith. The feiut attack had been delivered against…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Poetry. a Book. a Pipe. K Fire
Let all the Northland breezes blow; I've all that I desire, Here, sheltered from the storm and snow, A book, a pipe, a fire…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Disastrous Fire at Leichhardt. Total Destruction of a Boot and Clothing Factory. Sydney
Leichhardt was the scene at an early hour this morning of a fire which resulted in the total destruction, of the factory owned by Wallaco and Co., clothing and boot manufacturers. the build…
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ANOTHER fatal Fire occurred early this morning at Prospect, in a house occupied by Thomas Craddock. Craddock went to bed the previous…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fire at Leicehardt. Boot and Clothing Factory complotely Gutted. [By Telegraph.]
THERE was a large fire early this morning at the boot and clothing factory of Messrs "Wall and Co., Marion-street, Leichhardt. The whole…
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AT the meeting of the Singleton Borough Council, on Thursday night, among other matters, the present condition of the fire engine and plant was…
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Leichhardt was the scene at an early hour on Wednesday of a fire which resulted in the total destruction of tho factory owned by Wallace mid Co., clothing and boot manufacturers. The building…
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"Linesman," in his recently published book "Words by an Eye-witness" writes as follows: "Old time fighting, with its knee to knee and blade to blade, was natural enough. It…
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By the destruction by fire of a wooden house in St. Petersburg, 12 persons were burned to death, and 20 others received severe injuries…
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SIR,-On reading the report of the Borough Council in your last issue, it has occurred to me that the sensational remaarks of Alderman Quian, with…
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SIR,-It appears from Mr G.B. Lloyd's explanation in your issue of Tuesday that I was mistaken, and that the fire engine is in good order. That…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Transvaal War. the Amersfoort Fight. Boers Supplied with Information From the Swazis. Major Vialls Distinguishes Himself. the Household Guards. Brand's Commando Unde Heavy Fire-commandant De Wet. London, Jan. 16
The correspondent of the London Daily News given as accountof the egnagement between the Boers and a body of British troops, including Queenslanders, under Major VAlentine, in the Eastern…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Muswellbrook Fire Brigade. Chief Secretary's Office, Sydney, 16th January, 1901
SIR,—I am directed by the Chief Secretary to inform you that the sum of £50 has been allotted to the Muswellbrook Fire Brigade out of the vote…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →More Buseh Fires. Weather Hot and Dry
A FIRE out this week at Big M[?] near Junee. A selector was burning a fire break when selector was beyound his control. The course of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War. the Continental Press. Boers Offer to Take the Oath of Allegiance. Great Fire at Cape Town. SURrounding De Wet. Captures in the Teansvaal. London, Jan. 23
The comments in the Continental press on Britain's policy in South Africa are moro moderate; now that it has been definitely clear that all iden of settling the war by negotiation instead of by…
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