Bush Fires
The bush fives of Sunday and Monday last at St. Clair and Carrowbrook have boon the most disastrous for many years. The Camden Park Estate were…
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Fires & bushfires, 1915
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Bush Fires
During the bush fires at Howe's Valley an unoccupied house and at shed, owned by Mr. Peter Marshall, were completely destroyed. Nearly the whole of the male…
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Bush fires destroyed considerable areas of grass and much fencing at St. Clair and Carrow Brook in the early part of the…
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For some nights past the mountain range in the illawarra district has been brilliantly illuminated by bush fires. The outbreaks between Milton and Moruya in the…
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Mr A. Grainger of St. Clair, says, viewed from the top of Razorback Mountain, on his estate, the St. Clair fire on Sunday night was a most…
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Fierce bush fires were raging at the back of Tinonee yesterday afternoon, and all night. A strong westerly was blowing, with the result that Tinonee had a narrow escape…
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A fire occurred carly this morning at William Rossiter's cabinet making shop in George-street, but the flames were soon extinguished. A fireman named McKeown, in…
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Reuter's Petrograd correspondent states that the fighting on the Middle Styr, which is growing intensely, is culminating in masses of fire…
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Mr. John Redmond, leader of the Irish Nationalists, has completed three days' tour of the British front, during which he addressed stirring…
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Writing to his mother at Lithgow from Lemaos Corporal J. Sorrell says: "We have read of the recruiting campaing in New South Wales, and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Great Fire in Paris. Damage £540,000. PARIS
The annex of the Bon Marche was completely destroyed by the great fire The damage to the stock is estimated at £500,000 abd to the building at £40,000…
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The great fire in an annoxe ot the Bon Marcho store has been extinguished The damage was serious. "A writer says" I don't believe there is…
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A pathetic scene was witnessed in Bellingen during the week. An old dray, drawn by, two horses, passed through the town. Seated in the dray…
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Paris, Tuesday.—A great fire is raging in an annexe to the Bon Marche store. Ninety wounded soldiers who were in a temporary hospital on the…
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A pathetic scene was witnessed in Bellingen during the week. An old dray, drawn by two horses, passed through the town. Seated…
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Wood can catch fire from the slaking of even poorer grades of lime. Very poor limes may produce a temperature of 300 deg. Cent., which is sufficient to…
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A pathetic scene wair witnessed in Billingen during the week. An old dray drawn by two horses, passed through the town. Swilled in the dray were a…
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Wood can catch fire from the sinking of even poorer grades of lime. Very poor limes may produce a temperature of 300 deg. Cent., which is sufficient to…
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