Serious Bush Fire
A serious outbreak of fire occurred at Navarino ten miles from Echuca on the New South Wales side of the Murray, on Tuesday afternoon. It…
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262 stories in Murray's papers · page 1 of 14
Fire
The alarm of fire at about 8.30 yesterday morning brought many residents to the Presbyterian Manse, in Deniliquin road, where a weatherboard…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country Edition Telegrams. Fires in Country Towns. Racehorse Burned to Death at Cowra SYDNEY, Tuesday night
At Wollongong early this morning the drapery shop of Messrs. Cahill and Son was destroyed by fire. The whole of the stock was destroyed…
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On the morning preceding New Year's Day the fire bell rang out an alarm about 8.30 a.m. Upon enquiry it was learned that a weatherboard…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Blaze at Narandera
When the citizens of Navandera were aroused by the sound of fire bells on Wednesday night, they were surprised to find that the outbreak…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Country Edition Telegrams. Blaze at Marrickville. Sydney
A fire occurred at the factory premises of Heiron & Smith, Ltd., Marrickville, this afternoon. Six brigades attended. The whole of two long…
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All the fire appliances of the Adelaide and four suburban stations attended a lire which gave promise of developing into an unusually serious…
Continued on Trove, page 44 →Fire at Carberry
On Monday afternoon last Mr. T. Dwyer, storekeeper at Carberry, shut up his shop and came into Oaklands. When he returned about 8 p.m., to his…
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On Thursday afternoon last a fire broke out on Mr. J. E. Dowling's Lyntara property, in a paddock known as Huntlys, on the Tehelery boundary…
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The store owned by Mr T. A. Dwyer, situated at Carberry, the site of the Riverina coalfields, was totally destroyed by fire. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fire at South Corowa. Aged Couple Rendered Homeless
At about half past five on Wednesday afternoon a pre broke out in the kitchen of the house owned and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Callaghan at South…
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Just as people were going home for tea on Wednesday evening the loud clanging of the fire bell was heard. Inquiry at the Fire Station elected…
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Owing to the friction caused by the skidding of a sledge on which some posts were being hauled through a paddock. a fire commenced on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Reotnt Fire at South Corowa. (To the Editor)
Sir,--An impression seems to have got abroad that anybody calling up the lire brigade will have to pay certain charges. That condition does apply to…
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The most spectacular and dangerous bush fire which has occurred in the Adelaide hills for many years broke out in Dunstan's Gully, above Burnside…
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A bush fire in the vicinity of Pigeon Creek, Bungonia, burnt out about 3000 acres of grass and scrub country, as well as a considerable…
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The fire which has broken out on the slope of Mount Buffalo is now out of control. A message to this effect has been received from the manager of the…
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A [?] forest fire is raging on the slopes of Mount Buffalo, and many men have been ranked to fight the flames. An awesome spectacle is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Telegrams. Big Fire at Buffalo. Melbourne
The devastating bush fire which broke out in the Buckland Valley, and on Monday assumed large dimensions, is still making rapid headway towards…
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An alarming bush fire has been raging among the hills to the south of Violet Town since last Friday. The Boho and Shean's Gully bush fire…
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