Fire Brigade
The monthly meeting of the above Brigade was held at the fire station on Wednesday evening last. Present: Captain Owen (chair). Firemen Edwards, Dye, Godkin, Stewart,…
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Fires & bushfires, 1902
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Fires
EARLY on Saturday morning last a haystack belonging to Mr. William Chandler, Marayong, was totally destroyed by fire, together with a shed containing a cultivator and a few other farming…
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On Sunday morning a detached kitchen, together with contents, at Mr. Henry Pett's residence, Euabalong Road, was destroyed by fire. Mr. Pett was away at the time…
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An inquest was held before Mr. J. T, West (District, Corner) and a jury of five, at Mayfield (the residence of Mr. Ernest Scorer Twigg). [?] on Monday…
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A fire occurred in the midst of the thickly populated farming district of Nyrang Creek on Wednesday last, which should prove a warning to persons who…
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GREAT consternation prevailed in town on Monday evening on an alarm of fire being given. This proved to be at the old Exchange hotel, occupied by…
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On Sunday last an alarm of fire was rung at 11 a m., when it was discovered that the wooden house, occupied by Mr R Hudson, an old and highly…
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Necessity is the mother of invention. In the early morning recently a policeman passing Messrs. Jermyn aud Poony's shop in Lynn noticed a beam on fire. He blew…
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Necessity is the mother of invention. In the early morning recently a policeman passing Messrs. Jermyn aud Poony's shop in Lynn noticed a beam on fire. He blew…
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Bush fires occurred yesterday in a number of country districts. There was great damage and devastation at Hurstville and Belmore, and several…
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Mr. E. G. Einch, District Stock Inspector and Secretary to the P. and S.P. and Sheep Boards of the district, has received from the Department a copy of…
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A VERY disastrous fire occurred at the Weelong homestead on Thursday morning last, resulting in the total destruction of the house and…
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Shortly before 3 a.m. on Tuesday a fi e broke out in a wooden cottage occup ed by Mrs Davis in Cecil street. The Fire Brigade were quickly in…
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The monthly general meeting of the above was held at the Fire Station on Wednesday evening, 12th instant, attended by-- Captain Owen (chair), 1st Lieutenant Edwards, 2nd…
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ON Saturday evening last about nine o’clock an old unoccupied tenement situated about 100 yards from the Co-operative Flour Mill took tire. The Fire Brigade was quickly on the scene, but was…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of the above was held in the Council Chambers on Monday evening. Present: Messrs Nicholls (chair) H. Fisher, Barret, Ketter, R. Frazer, Bradley…
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A first-class vestibule oar attached to the Sydney Express, standing unoccupied at the Albury station yesterday evening, was destroyed by fire…
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A DISASTROUS fire, resulting in the complete destruction of the building which, in the early days of the field, was erected as a Roman Catholic Presbytery, and used as…
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At about 2.30 on Tuesday morning a disastrous fire occurred at the building known as the Presbytery, situated immediately at the back of…
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RAPID-FIRING machine guns, instead of steam fire engines, and extinguishing power in the place of water, may soon, says the Firemen's Herald (N.Y.)…
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