The Berrigan Fire. Coronial Inquiry
The coronial inquiry into the cause of the fire at Berrigan, on Sunday, 4th March, at about 4.30 a.m., by which four shops were…
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Causing a Fire. a Contractor Fined
At the Berrigan police court yesterday, before. Mr. W. Scott, P.M., William Thomson, a contractor, was charged by the police with that on 9th…
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The coronial inquiry into the cause of the fire at Berrigan, on Sunday, 4th March, at about 4.30 a.m., by which four shops were destroyed, was…
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A destructive fire at Coolamon early yesterday morning destroyed four business places, and damaged another…
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On Sunday evening lost at about 10 o'clock a fire broke out in Messrs. Bufford Bros. motor garage and engineering works, situated at the…
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The coronial inquiry into the cause of the fire at Berrigan, on Sunday, 4th March, at about 4.30 a.m., by which four shops were…
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James Warden was in an irascible mood, as evinced by the gloomy, dissatisfied look on his face and the petulant manner in which he flipped over the pages of his…
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A destructive fire occurred at Coolamon on Monday, resulting in the total destruction, of several business premises in Cowabbie-street. Considerable damage was…
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A disastrous fire occurred in Coolamon in the early hours of yesterday morning. At 4.30 a.m. the fire was discovered in GUEST'S bootshop's wooden…
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Early on Tuesday morning a great conflagration occurred at Beckom, whereby the whole business portion of the village was reduced to a mass…
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A coronial inquiry by Mr Scott, P.M., in to the cause of a fire at Berrigan on the 4th March, by which four shops were destroyed, was…
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At the adjourned Coronial enquiry at Berrigan on Saturday before Mr. W. Scott P.M. after taking further evidence, which he said disclosed a…
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BERRIGAN, Monday.—On Saturday, Mr W. Scott, P.M., concluded the inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the fire which, on March [?]…
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A magisterial inquiry war conducted at Oaklands by the coroner, Mr. Gordon Dancan, J.P., into the circumstances surrounding fire at premises occupied…
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On Saturday night, between 9 and 10 o'clock, Milroy, the residence of Mr. Fred Renton, on the Booligal Road, was completely destroyed by…
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It was reported in Paris into on Monday night that a fire of enormous proportions had broken out in Valencet, the capital of the French Department of Drome,…
Continued on Trove, page 46 →Later Details. Furious Fighting Progressing. Overwhelming British Shell Fire. the British Juggernaut Rolls On. 1500 More Prisoners Taken. Later
Furious fighting is progressing on the West front. The British have taken over 1500 more prisoners. Our guns inflicted the heaviest casualties…
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One day last week a fire occurred in a building belonging to Mr. J. W. Maxwell, at Brocklesby. The building was occupied by a workman, a…
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The fire bell at Berrigan was tolled again on Sunday night last, at about 10 o’clock, a blaze having been discovered in a number of empty cases…
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Private G. N. Maidment writes as follows to a friend in Tocumwal from “somewhere in France” :— “Since I wrote at the beginning of…
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