The Day of the Fire
The trainmen on the main line called the L. and B. Branch [?]‘the family, cinch.’ It was a 20 mile spur, [?] north from the State Central, and connected with Lovell Junction…
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Fires & bushfires, 1902
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The Recent Fire
At the inquiry touching the recent fire (reported on page 4) the Coroner, in the course of his summing up, referred to the evidence of witness…
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On Thursday afternoon and evening last an inquest touching the fire by which the contents of Messrs Barnett and Co's. stationery and news-agency…
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A FIRE broke out at Mr. T. Dwyer's Club Hotel, West Wyalong, shortly before 6 o'clock on Sunday morning, which resulted in the rapid destruction of the…
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ABOUT 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning a fire occurred at Mr. D. Lovett's premises, in Church-street, West Wyalong. There was a great rush to the place, and…
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As the physician, friend, and distant relative of the late Miss Marjory Sedgwick, I [?]et down in narrative form a connected series of extracts from the…
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At an early hour on Thursday morning, the residents in the vicinity of the goods-shed were aroused by the cry of fire. A Wooden dwelling in Lunch Street, owned by…
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‘Another day of disappointment and yet not altogether so, for I got the end of a [?] from the siren. After that however, she could not be induced to favor me. I…
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A fire broke out in the kitchen attached to a wooden building in Park Street occupied by Mr. George Poignand about 3 p.m. and quickly extended to the the house and…
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A great portion of the city of Resbit, in Persia, has been burnt. Fifteen hundred buildings were consumed and two hundred people perished…
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SOME excitement was caused at lunch time to-day, when it was announced that a big fire was then rapidly demolishing Hughe's Commercial Hote[?]and the…
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THE destructive fire at Wyalong on Tuesday last, was responsible for the demolition of several buildings facing Neeld-street, and it is marvellous that the…
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On Friday last Mr. H. N. Gibson, J. P. District Coroner, conducted an inquest at Tomingley touching a fire. which ocurred at the Blacksmith's shop…
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Mr.James shand who for many years occupied a senior position in the firm of Shand, Mason and Co., fire appliance manufacturers died at…
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On April 28, 1721, an order in council appeared denouncing 'certain scandalous societies' which were believed to hold meetings for the purpose of ridiculing…
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AT about half-yast 9 on Saturday night a bright light shone on the south side of Main-street, and the cry of "Fire" was simultaneously raised. At the time the…
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