Big Fire at Murrurundi
Word was received here early yesterday morning that the Railway Hotel, near the Railway Station and occupied by Mr. M. N. Dooley,…
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Fires & bushfires, 1917
395 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 13 of 20
Fire at Murrurundi. Railway Hotel Destroyed. Murrurundi
A disastrous fire occurred here last night when the Railway Hotel occupied by Mr. M. N. Dooley, was destroyed with nearly all the contents. The building next to the hotel…
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By some unexplained means a [?] and force, separting the properties of Messrs H. grainger and F. Newling, in York-street, caught fire on Thursday afternoon. The wind…
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The fire bell sounded the alarm at 2.25 p.m. on Thursday for an outbreak of fire in York-street, near Bathurststreet. The local are brigade, under…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Murrurundi on Wednesday night when the Railway Hotel, occupied by Mr N. Dooley was totally destroyed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrific. Flanders Gun Fires. Shakes England's Windows. Colossal Air Fighting. Paris
A semi-official report states that the artillery bombardment has reached such an intensity in Plunders that it seems that formidable operation are about to, begin there…
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A message from Fernle (a post-village and outpost of British Columbia, on the Canadian Pacific railway states that ton persons perlshed and others are missing…
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Mr. Roblinson, "Times" correspondent, writen of the great attack stating that the weather broke on Monday morning with heavy thunderstorms, and it rained all day…
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A message from Fernie (a post-village and outpost of British Columbia, on the Canadian Pacific railway states that ten persons perished and others are missing…
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Mr. Robinson, "Times" correspondent, writes of the great attack stilting that the weather broke on Monday morning with heavy thunderstorms, and it rained all day…
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A disastrous fire occurred here last night, when the Railway Hotel, occupied by Mr. N. Dooley, was destroyed with nearly all the contents. The building next to the hotel…
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For some time Mr. F. W. Thurnby has given the matter of the extention of the fire boundary to Homeville Telerah, Rutherford and Mayfold very clous attention…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Germans Under British Fire. Soldiers' Letters Full of Horror. Sacrificed by Their High Command
The "Dally Chronicle" Special Correspondent, Philip Gibbs, writing from War Corrrespondents' Headquarters, on June 12, stated:—…
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In an earlier despatch Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig stated:—Heavy artillery and rifle fire repulsed an enemy attack eastward of Westhoek…
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At 7.10 p.m. on Saturday a call wsa received at the West Maitland fire station, it being stated that a fire had broken out in a cottage in Smith-street. The brigade turned…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Building Under Fire. a Mile a Day. For real hustle come to France
I have just returned from a day with a battalion of railway builders in Khaki. They build a mile a day of broad-gauge railway. They have to keep tin helmets and gas bags…
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Reuter's agency learns that a disastrous fire occurred at Salonika on Saturday. Half the city inside the walls was destroyed and 80,000 people rendered homeless. The loss…
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Damage estimated at £250,000, resulted from a fire at Brooklyn Pier early this morning. Spontaneous combustion is believed to have caused the explosion, and the fire spread…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Latest. To-day's Cables. Big Italian Attack. Over 7000 Austrian Prisoners Already Taken. Great Fire at Salonika. City Half Destroyed. Sydney
A wireless Italian official message says:—Northward of Anhovo, we overcame enemy resistance, threw numerous pontoons across the…
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A weatherboard cottage at Mount View, owned by Mr. George Brown, of Cessnock, and occupied by Mr. Arthur Grahame, was destroyed by fire between 10 and 11 o'clock on…
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