Fire Matters
During the visit of the Hon. F. Flowers, opportunity was taken by the captain of the local fire brigade to bring under official notice the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1913
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Fire at Armidale
B. A (Moses Co.'s boot factory, West Armidale, was discovered on fire at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning last. The greater portion…
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Every person concerned in the cooking of food knows how much time is spent in watching the food and guarding against burning, boiling over, and…
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A four-roomed weatherboard dwelling situated just off Hope-street, and next the School of Arts, Warialda, Was totally destroyed by fire at about…
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On Wednesday afternoon the fire alarm was sounded and created the usual stir. It was soon learned, however, that the fire was nothing more…
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Fire on board the steamer. Turakina is burning fiercely. The underwriters' interests exceed £500,000…
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Every person concerned in the cooking of food knows how much time is spent in watching the food and guarding against burning, boiling over, and…
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On Thursday evening Mr. Frank [?]oster, M.H.R., delivered his first speech in the present political campaign from an hotel balcony to a…
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A judgment which will be of the I greatest interest to all industrial un- tions was given by Judge Heydon in the Arbitration Court, when his…
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The renewal of the blizzard is adding to the horrors of the situation at Dayton. The fire is still raging. The disaster is assuming proportions…
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The termination of the ferry strike brings relief to the community, although to the thinking mind there is much food for philosophic thought…
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The question of a water supply for Glen Innes was again revived at this week's council meeting, and after some straight talk by Ald. Whyte it…
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Convicts at Lansing, Kansas, set the prison on fire and then Attempted to escape. Desperate scenes ensued, women and…
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Sydney, Monday Afternoon.—A 4 roomed weather-board cottage at Greenwich, occupied by Mr. J. Hogan, dairyman, and eight employees, was burnt out on Sunday. All…
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London, Sunday.—Convicts at Lonsing, Kansas, in attempting to escape, set the prison on fire. Desperate scenes occurred, women and criminal lunatics fighting the…
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London, Sunday.—Women suffragists fired the Con[?]'s school at Gateshead, first of all soaking the carpentry shop with paraffin. The fire was promptly exting uished…
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Some time back the Municipal Council decided to endeavour to utilise the vacant part of the Town Hall yard, facing Faulkner-street. The…
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It seems as [?] [?] were [?] table that the [?] are to be further [?] [?] [?] by the Board of Fire Commissioners. At…
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Sir,—In a recent issue of an Armidale newspaper appears a comment which, in effect, praises the present system of Fire Brigade…
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The premises of the Buttonhole and Fancy Costume Company, at the intersection of George and Bathurst streets, were partly destroyed by fire…
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