Fire in Church Street. Building Destroyed; Good Save of Adjoining Places
A fire, which broke out between 2.30 and 3 a.m. this morning completely destroyed the premises, with all its contents, at the corner of…
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Fires & bushfires, 1929
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Fire at Gloucester. Gloucester
A fire occurred in the central portion of the main street during the early hours of this morning, when the premises owned by Mrs. White, senr.,…
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Mr. Cecil Sutton, dentist, who had everything destroyed in the fire on Thursday night last, even his personal belongings, wishes to express…
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Sir,—There has been considerable comment on the treatment of the Taree Fire Brigade in connection with the abovementioned fire…
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[?] has been considerly [?] in connection with the [?] A great deal of…
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Sir,--There has been considerable comment on the treatment of the Taree Fire Brigade in connection with the above mentioned fire. A great…
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We are informed that Mr. Gordon's house, on the Tuncurry road, near the Black Head turn-off, was destroyed by fire at the week-end…
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A fire in the early morning gutted a block of tenements at Smetlnvick, near Birmingham. Eleven persons are dead, including the father, mother and…
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We are informed that Mr. Gordon's house, on the Tuncurry road, near the Black Head turn-off, was destroyed by fire at the week-end…
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Two Forster fishermen, Messrs. Norman Mclntosh and Herbert Bramble, sustained a heavy loss last Friday afternoon, when the launch…
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Two Forster fishermen, Messrs. Norman Mcintosh and Herbert Bramble, sustained a heavy loss last Friday afternoon, when the launch…
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On Sunday afternoon at about 3 o'clock, the farm-house at Purfleet occupied by. Mr. Bird ("Podge"), son of Mr. George Bird, of Taree, caught fire…
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Quite recently the last vestige of the boiler of the paddle steamer."Five King" crumbled away on the beach near Crowdy Head. She was wreeked in…
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Fires on the Purfleet side of the river are fortunately few and far between. However, one broke out on [?]day afternoon, shortly before 2…
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Fires on the Purfleet side of the river are fortunately few and far between. However, one broke out on Sunday afternoon, shortly before 2…
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Quite recently the last vestiges of the boiler of the paddle steamer "Fire King" crumbled away on the beach near Crowdy Head. She was wrecked…
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Damage estimated at £7000 was caused by a fire which early this morning broke out in the Waldorf Cafe, near the G.P.O. in George-street. At…
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Hollywood, Cal.: It is now revealed that only one person was killed in the fire in the laboratory of the Consolidated Film Industries. It was at first thought…
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Terrific flashes of lightning from sky to earth, heavy thunder, and a sharp fall of rain were associated with a storm that passed over the…
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November 6, 1869: Mr. Marshall is said to be in treaty with the A.S.N. Company for the sale of the "Fire King," with the stores, wharves, &c.,…
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