The Great Fire at Wellington, N.z
AT about five o'clock yesterday morning (says the Wellington Evening Post, of March 27), a fire broke out in Messrs Turnbull and Co.'s back store, Willis-street…
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12 stories in Illawarra's papers
Fires
The month of June has maintained its evil celebrity for great fires in all parts of the world. At the close of the second week there was a large fire at Bermondsey, in which seven valuable horses…
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The month of June has maintained its evil celebrity for great fires in all parts of the world. At the close of the second week there was a large fire at Bormoudsey…
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Marquette (Mich), July 10.—The steamer St. Clair, of Ward's line, while on her down trip from Duluth, took fire while off Fourteen-mile Point, between Ontonagon and…
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A fire, attended with terrible loss of life, occurred on the 28rd June at Ayr, at the carpet manufactory and wool works of Mr. J. Templeton, The premises comprised…
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A SERIOUS fire occurred in a large bonded warehouse in Upper Thames-street, commonly known as Brook's Wharf, having an extensive river frontage, and being in the…
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WE learn from New Zealand papers just to hand, that there was a great fire at Blenheim. The site was Mr. C. H. M. Elwain's premises opposite to Ewart's Hotel, from…
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London, August 10.—The extensive establishment of Grant and Co., engravers, lithographers, and publishers, was burned to-night. The loss is estimated at a million…
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THE following graphic sketch of the scene at a London street-fire is reprinted from the London Daily Telegraph—July 20. Among many destructive fires which…
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Philadelphia, August 26.—Early this morning a fire broke out in the sheds used for storing exhibit boxes near the Centennial grounds. The fire raged several hours,…
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THE Janesville (Wis.) Gazette, of April 11, thus announces an Automatic Fire Detector, claimed to have been invented in that city For several years Rev. H. Stone…
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Mr. Oesterg, an inhabitant of Stockholm (says the Review), is the inventor of a dress and apparatus by which a man is enabled…
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