Disastrous Bush Fires at Dorrigo
Last Saturday is spoken of in Dorrigo district as "black Saturday." The whole of the country was devastated with bush fires, presenting the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1915
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Bush Fires
It is a lung while since bush fires have been raging in this district to the extent they are at the present time (says a Glen Innes paper). To…
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At 3.48 p.m. yesterday a fire broke out at a cottage in Chester Street. Belgravia, the property of Mr. William Riddett, of River Street. It originated…
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A fire broke out this morning in a tea room in Royles' Chambers, Bond Street. Three occupants had a narrow…
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The Gleniffer correspondent of the "Northern Courier' gives a graphic account of the havoc recently wrought in that district by bush fires:—"Gleniffer…
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A series of bush fires are raging in the Blue Mountains, but the damage is confined mostly to the scrub…
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Some exciting scenes were witnessed at a fire in Bond-street early this morning. Two women occupants, becoming terrified at the blaze, rushed to the…
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Dorrigo district has had a bad time with terrible bush fire. Severed houses were destroyed. The South British and the Liverpool and London…
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A fire broke out at High Street, Ross Hill, on Tuesday afternoon, and at 2.13 sharp the bell clanged, and there was the usual rush for…
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The dancer of fire in Ross Hill is not to be ignored, its isolation, especially from Inverell, being a source of discomfort to residents and…
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A four-storied building, housing thousands of machines and two thousand workmen and comprising part of on extensive munitions plant, the…
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Writing from Suvia Bay to his sister (Mrs. E. G. Bonney, of Bayroad), Lieutenant Nelson Johnson, adjutant of the 29th Division of the…
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The bush fire is still raging in the vicinity of Goonoowigal. It afforded a brilliant spectacle on Sunday night whilst the gale was at its…
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The present spell of dry weather is proving more disastrous to stockownera generally in the New England district than any that has preceded it in…
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The Congrega local Church at Windsor has been destroyed by fire…
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My first experience of shell fire. Hew I had subconsciously dreaded it --or rather [?] what my feeling would be, and weather [?] show…
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Wood-can catch fire from the slaking of even poorer grades of lime. Very poor limes may produce a temperature of 300 deg. Cent, which is sufficient to…
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Wood can catch fire from the slaking of even poorer grades of lime. Very poor limes may produce a temperature of 300 deg. Cent., which is sufficient to…
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