Fire at Sheldon's Bakery Residence and Shop Destroyed
At a quarter to 4 o'clock this morning a son of Mr. Sheldon baker, off Wilson-street, on the east of the Albury railway line, saw some leaves burning on the roof…
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Bush Fire at Kiewa Charcoal Burners Blamed
At Kiewa on Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock a bush fire broke out in Mr. C. Hopgood's paddock. It quickly assumed large proportions, and burning through the…
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At noon on Monday Mr. F. A. Coghlan, returning officer in connection with the election of a member to represent the country municipalities and shires on the…
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Between half past 9 and 10 last rnight the town resident were disturbed by the alarm of fire. As usual the main thoroughfares presented animated…
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Ald. Walter Cracknell, mayor of West Maitland, has been elected the country representative on the Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales. There…
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Another bush fire started here on Wednesday evening, and but for the railway line (which acted for a break) must have destroyed everything in its course to the…
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A fire occurred at Finley at midnight on Saturday, when a weatherboard dwelling and shop, the property of J. T. Close, was demolished. About…
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During the progress of a sacred concert at the Adelphi-hall, West Maitland, on Sunday evening, some cinematograph films caught fire, creating a panic among the…
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As a sequel to the fire which destroyed the Rutland Hotel, Wanganui, N.Z., on the night of January 22, Joseph Davis and Martin Haynes, proprietor and manager…
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A shocking disaster has occurred in Pern through a conflagration breaking out at a theatre. During a cinematograph performance at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Outrage in London Clerks Under Fire. London
An extraordinary outrage was committed in the City yesterday. a man entered the offices of Sassoon and Sons. merchants, in Leadenhalf-street and producing…
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The annual demonstration of the Victorian Country Fire Brigades was commenced at the Bendigo Show Grounds yesterday. There was a large attendance,…
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A fire, in which Mrs. Day, wife of Plainclothes Constable L. Day, was burnt to death with her child, a baby girl, and in which her two sons, Cyril, aged six, and…
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In lovely weather this afternoon the Country Fire Brigades' Association continued its annual demonstration. Great interest was central in the Hose Practice for…
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The man who can startle the Boston branch of the Society for Psychical Research, and incidentally puzzle into silence the celebrated Professor James, of…
Continued on Trove, page 41 →New South Wales. Fire Extinguiser's Successful Test. Sydney
Tatham's new fire extinguisher passed through a Successful text at a warehouse in Margarat-street to-day, when it promptly extinguished a fire caused by a blazing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. Fire in London Great Calamity Averted. London
The disastrous fire on the premises of Arding and Hobbs at Clapham Junction on the Monday in Christmas week was brought vividly to mind last evening, when…
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Human terror and misery reach their height when a great fire suddenly turns peace and security to frightful peril and agony. London has seen many terrible…
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A great many of the public were aroused from their slumbers by the ringing of the fireball at about two o'clock on Sunday morning, and the cause did not…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →District-exhibits at the Show Southern District Gains the Prize. Exhibit Catches Fire
Mr. W. I. Johnson, secretary of the A. and B. P., A. and H. Society, received a telegram yesterday afternoon from Mr. George Cousens, of Grenfell, organiser of…
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