Bush Fires Raging. Two Further Deaths. Malicious Burning Suspected Sydney, Mo[?]
[?] to many [?] the country Two more deaths are reported Mr. James, retired farmer, was atally burned a fire which covered 7,000…
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262 stories in Murray's papers · page 12 of 14
Disastrous Bush Fires. Last Friday's Visitation. Two Lives Lost. Narandera and Wagga Districts Suffer Heavily
Disastrous bush fires raged in various districts of New South Wales and Victoria on Friday, and swept along by the windstorm and…
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A fire which threatened the township and had the residents terrorised broke out this morning on the property of Mr. W. Nixon a few miles…
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The Special Correspondent of the Riverina "Recorder" writes:—A are which it is reported was caused by the heat of the sun on a broke…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →£4,000 Fire in Sydney. Piano Factory Destroyed Sydney
Smirnoff and Coy's plane factory, Marrickville, was destroyed by fire early this morning. The damage is estimated at £4,000. Many pianolas…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Thrill for Cressy-st Fire Alarm on Saturday Spark Sets Creeper Alight
People in Cressy Street got a thrill on Saturday afternoon, just before six o'clock, when the fire bell changed out on the still air and a black cloud of…
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Although serious bush fires have been raging during the past week around Gundagal, Dubbo, Wagga, Jerilderic Narrandera and other centres…
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A Wagga message states that Riverina is now practically free from fires. Some are still burning, but are well under control…
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The Leader of the Country Party Mr. Buttenshaw, M.L.A., is actively working for relief of bushfire sufferers. He suggested to-day to the…
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Last Friday has been termed by a number of people in this district “Black Friday.” It was one of tho[?]e days experience…
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Another devastating grass fire broke out on Friday afternoon in the vicinity of the Argoon bore, near Mr Gordon Liddle's holding,…
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Dear Uncle Jeff,—This is my first letter to the Page, and may I become one of your many nieces. I am twelve years old on the 15th December, and…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Bush Fires Continued from page 18. Pierce Blaze at Stockinbingal
One of the worst fires in the history of the district started on Friday on Retreat Station, owned by Hugh Main, M.L.A., raced across Trelawney (leased…
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It is probable that the Government will order an inquiry into the cause of the devastating bush fires throughout the State, and that an effort will…
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NEW SOUTH WALES and Victoria will indeed be lucky if they pass through the summer without more serious losses from bush fires. It is many…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Bush Fires (Continued from page 23.) Agistment Country to Be Found
The Leader of the Country party, Mr. Buttonshaw, M.L.A., actively working for the relief of the bush fire sufferers, suggested to the Department of…
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Shortly before 1 a.m. yesterday morning a fire broke out at a small tenement in Albert-street, owned by Mr. J. Luxton, and occupied by a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country Edition Telegrams. the Disastrous Fires. The Question of Relief. Fires now Mostly Extinguished. SYDNEY Tuesday Night
Minister tor Agriculture Dunn stated to-day that officers of the Department in districts affected by the bush fires had been instructed…
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In suggesting an amendment of the Careless Use of Fire Act, the last conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association resolved that a land-owner…
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In the North Sydney Police Court Adrian William Jones, 20, was charged with having broken into the dwelling of Eustace Bensley, of Willoughby, and…
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