Chapter Viii. Mr Mullen Opens Fire
It was essential to' Mr. Mullen's plan that he should have an interview with Ella aione, and secure against interruption, and he did not at first see how this was to…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
153 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 8
Bush Fires
An immense bush fire is raging in the Murr[?]mburrab district, and large numbers of crops and many homesteads have been destroyed…
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THE awful devastation and loss of life occasioned by the recent heat wave and its accompanying bush fires all over the State—our own district not…
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AN immense bush fire is raging in the Murrumburrah district, and large numbers of crops and many homesteads have been destroyed…
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THE "[?] by bush fires is the Corowa district are estimated at £20,000…
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THE fires on Sunday extended from the Hunter River to Vacy a distance of fully 15 miles. Nothing in the track of the fire escaped, all efforts to…
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THE sweltering heat of the past week has been responsible for a great number of bush fires which have played havoe all over the State, doing an immense amount…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Bush Fires.—a Warning. to the Editor of the Armidale Express
GENTLEMEN, —It is simply appalling the way in which bush and grass fires have taken possession of many parts of the State, burning all before them and ruining thousands of…
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AT a meeting yesterday a fund was started for the relief of the sufferers by the bush fires, and over £13 were at once subscribed…
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Terrible bush fires have been raging during the past week or so. In many parts of the country homes have been devastated, crops destroyed, and sheep,…
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At Bangadang to Crain, N. Melrose, and J. Melrose lost the whole of their grass and fencing, and W. Melrose, in addition, about 90 tons of hay. Mr…
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At Kempsey, hundreds of head of poultry about the town dropped dead and a large number of pigs. At Carcoar an old man in the…
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Heavy losses by reason of bush fire in the Corowa district are reported. Mr. Payne, a share farmer at Kentucky,…
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The bush fires relief funds have now reached £1900. The money will probably be spent on fodder…
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Additional accounts continue to arrive of the enormous destruction by bush fires. The losses in the Albury district…
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Throughout the Wagga district the damage by fire represents an enormous sum. It has been a terrible experience, one that will be written…
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Mr. W. Erratt came home for Christmas holidays, and like many others on the Plains, recently had an exciting experience with a bush fire…
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Sir,—It is simply appalling the way in which bust and grass fires have taken possession of many parts of the State, burning all before them, and…
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