Latest Telegraphic. Sensational Fire. Shocking Tram Collision. Sydney
A fire broke out in premises known as "Warkon," in Elizabeth Street, last night. Fire brigades were speedily on the scene, but an hour elapsed…
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Fires & bushfires, 1921
157 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 1 of 8
To-day's Wires Fire in Elizabeth Street. Three Storeys Gutted Sydney
A fire broke out in buildings in Elizabeth Street last night and threatened a large block, but the firemen succeeded in extinguishing the flames…
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On Friday morning a fire broke out on H. Geddes' property and destroyed 50 acres of crop and about. 500 bags of wheat, and about 50…
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A fire, attended with considerable loss, occurred at what is known as Back Prairie Lands on Sunday last, the outbreak first being noted at…
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Shortly after 4 o'clock this morning the ringing of the fire bell directed attention to a fire in upper Clarinda street, where a weather board cottage…
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A six-roomed house at "Pine Hill," about two miles from Parkes, was destroyed at an early hour on Sunday morning. It was the property of Mrs…
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Last week a fire started in a paddock of wheat belonging to Messrs. Ryan Bros., of Goolagong Road, and before it could be stopped it…
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Several disastrous fires have occurred during the last few days. On [?] day last Messrs. Ryan Bros., of G[?] gong, lost 140 acres of standing e[?]…
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A destructive fire occurred this week at Mr. Amos Francis', of Back Creek, whereby some 250 bags of oats were destroyed and damage to…
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A disastrous fire took place on Mr Jack Sloper's holding, Ooma soldiers' settlement, on Saturday last, as the result of which about 250 acres of…
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Several disastrous fires have occurred during the last few days. On Friday last Messrs. Ryan Bros., of Goolagong, lost 140 acres of standing crop. They…
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The District Coroner, Mr. D. Geddes, J.P., held an inquiry on Wednesday into the circumstances attending a fire which occurred on W. R. V…
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Melbourne—Owing to the abnormal heat in the country numerous bush fives have been reported. At Heyfield, Rosedale. Kilmany and…
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Several disastrous fires have occurred of late. On Friday, last Messrs. Ryan Bros., of Goolagong, lost 140 acres of standing crop. They had…
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At Friday's meeting of Die Bland Shire Council, the Fire Brigades' Boards forwarded particulars of necessary procedure for new fire station…
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A destructive are occurred here on Thursday of last week, at about eleven o'clock in tne morning, on M[?] Aston's property, just north o[?]…
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A destruetive fire broke out at 9.30 on Sunday night in Mr H. Gust's cabinet making and machinery store in Hoskins Street The flames quickly…
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A DESTRUCTIVE firE occurred here on Thursday of last week, on Mr. Aston's property, just north of Quandialla, Messrs. H. Potter and R. Hamilton…
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A fire broke out in a cottage occupied by Mr. T. P. Burke and family in a lane off Grenfell Street, on Saturday evening last and…
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uite on oauaty atoernoon the quietude of "the day of rest" was disturbed by the ringing of the fire bell. Large columns of smoko were seen to…
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