Gloucester Fire Case
Albert Augustus Smith pleaded not guilty to a charge that, at Gloucester on 22nd November, 1931, he did maliciously set fire to the Star Theatre…
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Fires & bushfires, 1935
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A Grass Fire
An extensive grass fire which swept through the paddocks of Messrs. Vic., Steve and Andrew Sansom and Newton Bros., at Waukivory,…
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A large shed at Bullahdelah, the property of Mr. B. McMaster, of Glenora, Nabiac, and used for the storage of maiden hair ferns, picked…
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A large shed at Bullahdelah, the property of Mr. H. McMaster, of Glenora, Nabiac, and used for the storage of maiden hair ferns, picked…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Fire at Tuncurry Boat Builders' Gear Destroyed
Between 2 and 3 am. on Thursday a fire occurred in the storage shed at Wright's shipyard at Tuncurry. The outbreak was noticed by Messrs. Moy…
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Melbourne: Harold Tully (aged 9) and Keith Joseph (14) were killed; another boy was shockingly mutilated and three of their companions were…
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Noticing flames coming from a detached dining room and kitchen at the residence of Mr. Joe Ptolemy, at Aldavilla, early on Thursday, as he…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Chickens Destroyed by Fire. SYDNEY
When early this morning a fire destroyed a brooder house in Pennant Hills Road, Parramatta, only two chickens out of 1000 escaped the…
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When early this morning a fire destroyed a brooder house in Pennant Hills Road. Parramatta. only two chickens out of 1000 escaped the…
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A fire which started at Back Creek, Rawdon Vale, on Sunday night, has burnt out the country from Teragie to Mackay's Creek. Fanned…
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The Minister for Agriculture has advised that the legislation covering the fire branding of pigs has been prepared and will be introduced at the first…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Hornsby Hospital Fire
Sunday last during lunch hour the patients in Hornsby and District Hospital were hurriedly but happily removed to the lawns while a fire…
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Fire gutted a portion of the Horns- by and District Hospital during the lunch hour on Sunday. Prompt action by the members of the nursing staff…
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Fire gutted a portion of the Hornsby and District Hospital during the lunch hour on Sunday. Prompt action by the members of the nursing staff…
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Fire gutted a portion of the Hornsby and District Hospital during the lunch hour on Sunday. Prompt action by the members ol the nursing staff…
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Mr. Les. Louis, of Cundle, had his grocery and drapery store completely destroyed by fire in the early hours of Sunday morning last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Prompt Action. Dungog Hospital Fire. Laundry Ablaze
The prompt action of the wardsman at the Dungog Cottage Hospital on Monday morning undoubtedly saved the institution from serious…
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A fire occurred at the residence or Mr. and Mrs. Drury, Bungay Road, Wingham, on Thursday morning. As a result, a shed in the yard—with…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cundle Fire Coroner's Inquiry
At the Taree Court House on Thursday the Coroner, Mr. P. H. C. Flett, conducted an inquiry into the fire which destroyed the general store of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fire at Cundle. Magisterial Inquiry. Open Verdict Returned
A magisterial inquiry was held by the Coroner (Mr. Hobert Flett) at the Taree Courthouse on Thursday concerning the fire at Cundletown on…
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