Fire From Slaked Lime
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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Fires & bushfires, 1915
209 stories in New England's papers · page 11 of 11
Fire. Cottage on Glen Innes Road
The local Fire Brigade got a call through the local exchange at 12.28 this morning, to a cottage occupied by Mrs. William Irvine, on the Glen…
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Conditions have slightly improved during the past week at Dorrigo. Thirty-three points of rain were registered in the township, but the fall in…
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Mr. J. McIlveen writes:— I wish to correct a statement contained in the correct a statement a Mrs. Irvine's and published in last Friday's issue. I do…
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A fire broke out at 2.35 p.m. yesterday at Mr. Owen McCosker's house at the Knoll, containing nine rooms and a kitchen. The fire originated in the…
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A fire broke out in the Hotel Australia, Situated in Castlereagh Street, Sydney, shortly after 11 a.m. on Saturday morning…
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At Matung (Vic.) one day last week's Philip Hancock, a middle-aged man, who had recently been drinking heavily, made an attack on his son and a…
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Prince Oscar, the fifth son of the Kaiser, has written a little book called Winter Battle, in which be describes the hard fighting of the 3rd German…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Destructive Fire at Albury
A destructive fire occurred at Albury early yesterday morning, resulting in the total demolition of, Mate and Co's general emporium…
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