Gallantry Under Fire
A military order of the day records that the Commander of the 3rd Australian Division highly commended L Cpl. T. Richardson for…
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Fires & bushfires, 1919
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Fire at Comboyne. Boarding House Destroyed
Mr. Bailey's boarding house at Comboyne was totally destroyed by fire early on Monday morning. The fire progressed, with…
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ABOUT 3.40 on Monday rooming a serious fire occured at the Comboyne in the boarding house kept by Mr. Don Bailey. It appears that the baby woke Mrs. Bailey,…
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An official estimate of the damage done by the recent fire at Broken Hill is £79,000, and the cost of reconstruction will be…
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THE steamer Wauohope was totally destroyed by fire at Portses, Victoria, on Friday evening last 'She had recently been trading between Melbourne and…
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The-loyalist-manned steamer W[?]chope, an inter-State trader, wan destroyed by firn during the early hours of Saturday morning…
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Yesterday morning between three and four o'clock, a 'bus belonging to Mr. C. Felton, of West Kempsey, was destroyed by fire. The 'bus was in the…
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Mr. Andrew Lake has been appointed Captain of the Kempsey Fire Mrigade as from August 1st. The natural strength of the Brigade is 10 men and…
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On Wednesday last at Cundletown Mr. G. B. Morris, J.P., district coroner, held an inquiry into the circumstances of the fire which destroyed…
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Roland Tasman Beale deposed:—I am an architect and reside at Cundle Plains, I made a statement to the police which was read to me and…
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Mr. Thomas McKenna's house on the Belmore River was burnt down on Saturday night. It appears that the family was asleep and, when aroused by…
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A destructive fire occurred at Barraba yesterday, when the freezing works and a cottage were destroyed…
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Mr. Thomas McKenna's house on the Belmore River was burnt down on Saturday night. It appears that the family was asleep, and, when aroused…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →TROTSKY, the Fire-eater; and LENINE, the Icy Intellectual Force of Bolshevism
"LENINE and Trotzky" is perhaps the most advertised "firm name" in the world to-day, so much so that it is almost impossible to think of one man without…
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The residence of Mrs. Murdoch McIntosh, one of the longest dwellers in Forster, was destroyed by fire, together with its contents, at about…
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The annual banquet of the Kempsey Chamber of Commerce followed the annual meeting on Thursday night. Mr. A. C. Parker (President) presided, and…
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A number business pre[?]ses at Musewellbrook were destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at £5000…
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An outbreak of fire occurred in South Murwillumbah on Sunday night shortly before midnight, when a block of buildings comprising Messrs. W. G…
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ABOUT 1 30 on Saturday miming Central Kempsey was awakened by a wild alarum of fire and the message tolled out on the night proved all…
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Picas on behalf of the unmarried mother were put forward at the Infants' Welfare Conference, by among others the Bishop of Kensington (the…
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