North Dorrigo Fire. Coffee Palace Destroyed
The North Dorrigo Coffee Palace and wine saloon and a billiard room adjoining were reduced to a heap of smouldering ruins on Monday week…
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Fires & bushfires, 1930
143 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 5 of 8
Fire at Coff's Harbour
We regret to note that a fire that occurred at Coff's Harbour on Sunday last demolished the "Advocate" office. The proprietor. Mr. J…
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Without warning, and with no ostensible cause, a fire broke out in the door of a railway carriage forming a part of the 5 p.m. train from…
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Early on Sunday morning the fruit shop and dwelling owned and occupied by Mr. Barker, at Nabiac, was totally destroyed by fire, together with the…
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When Don. Mackay was distributing milk in Dungog on Sunday morning, be noticed smoke at the rear of Constable McAlpin's residence. It was about 6.15…
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When Don. Mackay was distributing [?]lk on Sunday morning, he noticed smoke at the rear of Constable McAlpin's residence, Dungog…
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Noticing smoke issuing from the storeroom at the rear of his grocery business in Elbow-street, West Kempsey just on close-up time yesterday,…
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The general store and residence of Mr. Arthur Barker, of Nabiac, were totally destroyed by fire during the early hours of Sunday morning…
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Our Bretti correspondent states that on Friday last Mr. J. Allan, of Giro, had the misfortune to have his home destroyed by fire. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Day Fire at Old Sawmill
On Wednesday morning last the main portion of the old Gloucester sawmill was destroyed by fire. The outbreak was first noticed about 5…
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On Friday night Mr. H. Machin was working in the office of H. Machin and Sons, Ltd., at the Bulga, going over the books of the firm. He was occupied till…
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On Friday night Mr. H. Machin was working in the office of H. Machin and Sons, Ltd., at' the Bulga, going over the books of the firm. He was…
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On Wednesday morning last tho main portion of the old Gloucester sawmill was destroyed by fire. The outbreak was first noticed about 5 o'clock in the…
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On Wednesday morning, last week, the main portion of the old Gloucester sawmill was dstroyed by fire. The outbreak was first noticed about 5…
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The prolonged clanging of the fire bell on Saturday night caused momentary excitement, which almost immediately abated, it being at first…
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About 9.40 Saturday night last Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith's residence in Lord-street, East Kempsey was completely gutted by fire; very little being…
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It will be no exaggeration to say that the Girl Guides, who for the past week have been enjoying camp life at the Grafton Showground, will retain very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at Mondrook Mr. Singleton's Home Destroyed
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Singleton and family will sympathise with them in the misfortune which came to them on Tuesday morning,…
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Mondrook House, one of the oldest buildings on the Manning in occupation, was destroyed by fire yesterday (Tuesday) morning, the…
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