Fire !
On Thursday at midnight, when most of the residents of Grenfell were wrapped in slumber, and very little else, the tenor voice of the bell At the fire station aroused many, and called the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
165 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 2 of 9
Bush Fire
During yesterday afternoon a fire broke out on the Forest Reserve, about five miles from the town and had burned a considerable quantity of grass…
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Mr. W. M. Hamlet, the Government Analyist, is of opinion that it is highly probable that some of the recent bush fires have been caused by phosphorus…
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On Sunday last a fire, of mysterious origin, occurred at " Weebah," the residence of Mrs. T. Richards and family. During Sunday afternoon Mr…
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Mr Carruthers has informed the Lord Mayor than unless relief to suffers is first given the Government's donation of £5000 will forthwith be…
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At a meeting of the Central Executive held in Sydney, it was resolved to invite applications for relief to be lodged with the Honorary Secretaries before…
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In many centres throughout the State bush fire-brigades have sprung into ence as a result of the recent devastating fires The necessity for these organisations…
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What might have concluded in a serious outbreak of fire occurred in one of Roseneath paddocks on Friday last, caused presumably by the use of…
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The Yen Archdeacon Neild is to hold a special Divine Service at St. George's Church on Sunday afternoon next, 29th., at 3.30, at which a…
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In view of the pressing need of dealing effectively and persistently with the rabbit pest, and also of the necessity which exists for taking every possible…
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Mr. Wm. Nashe, of Reedy, recounted to us during the week an experience he had, which to a very large degree would appear to account for…
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On Saturday last a disastrous fire by which damage to the amount of between £2,000 and £3,000 was sustained, broke out in Cudal. The premises and general…
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On Sunday last a bush fire broke out on Winter's lease, some six on seven miles from Mowabla holding Owing to the high grass and the large…
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Where grass on any holding has been Earned out and it is necessary for the preservation of the stook that they should be removed, they will be Carried by rail…
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MR. SEP. NEWMAN, of Inglevale, writing in the Stock and Station Journal of last week, says:—I have read with much interest the letters which have been appearing in the Sydney…
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That water can cause fire may at first seem a little unlikely, but this is just what happened on the western coast of Ireland only a few years ago. The rocks which…
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THE following extracts from a letter published in the Sydney Press by Sayers, All-port Proprietary, on the above subject, will be of interest to our readers:—…
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Sir,-- We notice a report from the Government Analyst, Mr Hamlet, and Mr Mingaye, on the subject of phosphorus and bush fires, and the…
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The cry of fire on Friday morning last created quite a scene of activity in the streets, and there was a general rush for the sergeant's quarters at the…
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An expert In the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance office writes in the London "Daily Mail":—We are becoming familiar with the…
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