Fire Commissioners Visit Camden
The Hon. T. J. Smith, M.L.C., President, and other members of the Board at Fire Commissioners of New South Wales, visited Camden, Fire…
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Fires & bushfires, 1933
8 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers
Campbelltown’s Volunteer Fire Brigade. an Unique Record. Eight Fireman Aggregate 160 Years of Service. Full Complement of Ten Members Average 17£ Years Service for Each Volunteer Fireman. Presentation of Long Service Medals to Four Members
At the presentation of Long Service Medals to four members of the Campbelltown Volunteer Fire Brigade last week at the Campbelltown Fire Station, the Hon. T. J. Smith, M.L.C. (President of the Board of Fire Commissioners for New South Wales), paid a…
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The Chief Secretary's Department notified Picton Municipal Council at [?]ast meeting of the Gazettal of the following regulations under the…
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At about 12.30 a.m. on Friday last Mr. Morton Stone, who was on night duty at Camden Telephone Exchange, heard a series…
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Early last Friday morning, the 5th inst., a serious fire broke out in the Empire Theatre, and the loss is severe so much so that the interior of the…
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Detective Sergent Arthur Swridre, in answer to a question by Mr. Herrons who appeared , for the underwriters, said there no. doubt in his mind that the fire was accidental The above statement was made…
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An inquiry was held in the Camden Court House on Tuesday by Mr. Payten, coroner, concerning the fire which occurred early on the morning of the…
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The strong growth of grass that has followed spring rains in many parts of the state will dry out with the advance of hot summer weather, and…
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