Telegrams. Sydeny, Tuesday. Fatal Fire
The House of William Jarvie, at Warren, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday. Three children were burned to death. Jarvie was also…
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Fires & bushfires, 1907
156 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 8
The Murwillumbah Fire. (Abridged from who 'North Coast Daily News' of September 17.)
On Sunday evening last the most disastrous fire ever known in the aunals of the North Coast razed the town of Murwillunbah to the ground,…
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AT the enquiry into the cause of the fire at Murwillumbah, the evidence pointed to the fact that the fire originated at Dainer's bakehouse, but there was nothing to show what…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fire Brigade at Work. SYDNEY, Thursaday Afternoon
During the 48 hours ending at midnight last night, the Metropolitan fire brigade attended 20 fires—12 on Tuesday, the remainder yesterday. None were of a serious…
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Extensive bosh fine ire raging in the Liverpool district…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. We do not necessarily endorse the statements made by our correspondents. the Bush Fire Fiend. To the Editor
Sir,-- For the last week or [?] the town ans district of Inverell, and I [?] by the telegraphic news other [?]ts of New South Wales, have been [?]…
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The steamer Turakine, with 10,000 tons, bound from, Auckland to London, put into Wellington with her cargo of wool and flax on fire…
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There is not a settler, however brave and courageous, who can hear such a cry without his whole nature being thrilled with emotion…
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A disastrous fire has occurred at Nundle, five buildings were destroyed. The damage is estimated at £2,000…
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The Daily News'(Lismore) of the 12th inst. gives particulars of the horrible fate which befell a young man named Connors, employed at Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gale at Casino. Considerable Damage. Serious Bush Fires
A TERRIFIC gale passed over the Casino district of Sunday evening last, the velocity of the wind being fully forty-five miles an hour. A large cottage, which…
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A LADY thus describes her nightly precaution in case of a possible fire:—"For years I have never slept without seeing that a complete of silk handkerchiefs were hung…
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A fire at Manchester destroyed a warehouse, the damage being estimated at £120,000…
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Mr. Goodman's eldest daughter succumbed to the injuries she sustained in trying so heroically to rescue her sister Maud, the charred remains of whom have been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Science & Invention The Four Elements. The Energy of Fire
I am using the word Fire at the head of this article because it was by that name that the ancients denoted the third element of nature. Scientifically,…
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At the Temora Show, held September 25, a prize was offered for the best Bush Fire Extingaisher to be worked on the Show grounds. Several machines…
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A big fire broke out at Bourke yesterday a terrace of eight shops bsing destroyed. The loss, which is considerable, has not been estimated…
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A GENTLEMAN engaged a servant fresh from the country, who was a splendid servant, bat did'nt know anything about a gas cooking-stove…
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A fire demolished the residence of Mr. H. Unverhau, at Kentucky, on Wednesday last. The house was occupied by Mr. Unverha[?], Mr. and Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Murwillumbah Fire. Red Sunday, 16th Sep. 1907. (The the Editor Guyra Argus)
SIR.—Please allow space in your paper for a few remarks BE the terrible fire which swept the main street of Murwilubha, destrorying…
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