Bulli Fire Station
The Board of Fire Commissioners wrote regarding the necessary construction of a crossing over the gutter in front of the station that they…
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23 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 2
Fire Board Representative
Voting will take place about the end of next month in electing a representative for country Councils on the Fire Brigades Board, the present…
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Several candidates wrote seeking support in the election of a representative of country Council on the Fire Brigades Board, Ald. Cullen, Waggn, being the…
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The efforts of the members of the Port Kembla Fire Brigade to secure more modern fire-fighting appliances and better quarters for a Fire Station, are deserving of recognition, and we hope that the aldermen of Central Illawarra Council will insist on the Fire Brigade…
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Yesterday whilst tar was being heated on the top of Waters' store, Crowu-st., Wollongong, for the purpose of tarring the Malthoid roof of the…
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A weatherboard residence in Park Rd. Bulli, occupied Mr Tregouning, jun. and family, was totally destroyed by fire at an early hour last Saturday morning…
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On Sunday night last between ten and eleven a man enroute to work observed fire in Mr. C. Walsh's shop, lower Crown-street. He…
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At 10.40 on Sunday night, a call was received at the Wollongong Fire Station to Lower Crown Street, where the premises occupied by Mr. C. Walsh as…
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Two deputies on the way to the Metropolitan mine from Helensburgh, early an Wednesday morning noticed a hut, which, was known, to be…
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The Acting District Coroner, Mr. W. Scott, S.M., held an inquiry at the Bulli Police Court, on Tuesday, regarding the circumstances of a fire which…
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The picturesque Rectory built by the Church of England a few years ado was totally destroyed by fire on Friday night toward 8 o'clock. After the…
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Whilst Mr. A. Waples was sitting in his 6-cylinder Studebaker car in Crown Street, Wollongong, on Wednesday night, a fire broke out in the vicinity…
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On Tuesday morning the Wollongong Council's new tar plant was drawn along Crown Street to the intersection of Keira Street, where it was intended…
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The Coroner (Mr. Longfield, S.M.) conducted an inquiry at the Court House Wollongong, on Monday touching the destruction by fire of the kiosk at…
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An inquiry was held on Monday into the circumstances of a fire which destroyed the kiosk at Stanwell Park, the property of the…
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Mr. Charles Morgan, solicitor, Wollongong, the Labour candidate for Eden-Monaro, was responsible for the timely quelling of an outbreak of fire…
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On Tuesday night between nine and ten a glow of fire was observed by Mr. E. S. Burrows on the window of Mr. H. Jamison's, Crown St…
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The Wollongong Fire Brigade, under Capt. Gleeson, is to be congratulated on the fine work which saved the building occupied by Mr. H. J. Jamieson (fancy…
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Between 3 and 4 a.m. on last Sunday morning, W. Anderson ga[?] word at Wollongong Fire Station an outbreak in J. W. Kelly's[?]…
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Wollongong Fire Brigade has another good save to place to its credit. At 2.35 a.m. on Sunday Captain Gleeson was informed by William Anderson…
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