Fire at Glen Innes. Butter Factory Destroyed. Sydney
A fire destroyed the Glen Innes butter factory. The damage is estimated at £2000. A large portion of the loss is covered by insurance…
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Fires & bushfires, 1917
187 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 10
Late Telegrams. a Big Fire. Fruit Works Destroyed Sydney
The Hawkes Bay fruit cold storage works, costing £10,000, was burnt out yesterday, great damage being causes by the blowing out of the ammonia…
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On Friday night, a fire started at the residence of Mr Ben Castles, and in a short space of time the cottage and all its contents were…
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By the fire which destroyed their residence and the whole of their effects, Mr. Cas[?]les, his wife and six children are bereft of all…
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Mme. Sarah Bernhardt is the central figure of a remarkable film drama, "Mothers of France," which has just been exhibited privately, and will shortly be seen in London…
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Disastrous fires have occured in haystacks at Mundoonan, Trangie, under suspicious circumstances. Fortyfive tons of hay at the Experimental…
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Early on Sunday morning, the residence near Forbes sawmills, owned by Mr A. B. Woodhouse, was destroyed by fire. The fire alarm was given…
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A fire look place at Forbes in the early hours of Sunday morning, when the residence at Murphy's mill, purchased some time ago by Mr. A. B…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lastest Telegrams Big Fire at Moree. Sydney
By a fire at Moree the School of Arts and Methodist Parsonage were destroyed, and Lyceum Picture Palace partially burut. The damage…
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While stubble was being burnt on Magill's property on Friday last the fire got away into some heavy grass, and quickly travelled in the…
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On Wednesday morning a fire started in a room adjoining Mr E. M. Fraser's store, occupied by Mr Schomfield and owned by Mr…
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ON Sunday morning at about 2 o'clock an outbreak of fire was discovered by Mr W. M. Maher in Dodd's Buildings, occupied by Paice & Co and Mr Wm…
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It is stated that Mr Cohen, Speaker, is to be appointed a District Court Judge. Messrs Colquchoun and H. D. Morton are candidates for…
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Mr A. J. Field, of Forbes, sustained a serious loss on Wednesday, when his valuable trotting horse, Blackwood Chief, was burned to death…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Mountain View, the home of Mr Edward Tanswell, near Fifield. The family had all retired to rest on Sunday…
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A fire which resulted in a very heavy lost ot Mr. "Jim" Field occured at his place, near Forbes, at an early hour on Wednesday morning, when the well…
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A new fire escape has recently been invented which, when not in use, folds up into a sort of tube. When required for use it may be opened…
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A fire occurred on Tuesday last at Mr. J. Stribben's farm, Clyde Road. One hundred and sixty ton of hay, valued at £650, a shed valued at £200, and a…
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A fire occurred on Mr. Elliott's farm, "Quandong Park," on Tuesday night last, whereby a considerable loss was incurred by Mr…
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Fires still seem to be the order of the day. During the week, from some cause unknown, Mrs Coles lost four valuable haystacks by fire…
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