Suspicious Fires
Seven fires in the milling plants for the production of butter boxes occurred In the Auckland district during the last seven months, resulting in…
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Fires & bushfires, 1917
231 stories in New England's papers · page 4 of 12
Disastrous Fire at Narrabri. Fifteen Business Premisesdestroyed
ONE of the most disastrous fires Narrabri has known for 19 years, broke out just prior to midnight on Monday night…
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Inverell's new are Station was officially declared open last night by Ald. Richard Shepherd, Mayor of Barry, and a member of the Board of…
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About 11.30 on Monday night last, a fire broke out in the store of George Long and Co., in the main street at Narrabri. A strong N.E. wind…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"Delay Means Death." All Appeals to Czar Fail. Soldiers Refuse to Fire on People. Later
Reuter's Petrograd correspondent reports that the regiments have declared for the Duma and people, and the naval barracks have been opened to enable…
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Films caught Are during a picture show at Peak Hill. The operator was badly burned…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Under Fire. Australian Soldiers. Without Fear or Nerves
It hen been frequently stated that the training of recruite in Australia is so much time lost, and that they have p[?]tically to forget all they have…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Fire at Little Plain. Hotel Completely Destroyed
A disastrous fire occurred at Little Plain in the early hours of Sunday morning when the hotel was burnt to the ground. The fire did its…
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A fire at Bandon, Forbes district, destroyed a lot of grass and fencing, also lOOO sheep belonging to Mr. Newell, the owner. who had sold them at 30[?]…
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The residence of Mr. Esmond Stehr at "The Downs" was destroyed by [?] on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Stehr and family were all in town…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Girl Who Held Up Army. Opened Canal Lock Gates Under Fire of Germans
Recently in the Sorbonne (Paris) at a meeting held to celebrate the heroic deeds of Frenchwomen in the present war, M. K[?]otz, the Deputy and…
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A disastrous bush fire recently started in the vicinity of Mr. G. K. Shannon's, Happy Valley, and travelled east to west along four miles…
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An exciting fire occurred on Hillier's Fine View property at Kamarah, near Ardlethan. The stables and chaff house were soon in flames. There…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Fire at Moree. Baby Eurmed to Death
At about 8 o'clock yesterday morning a fireibroke cut in a building it the rear of Tattersall's Hotel, in Frome-street. It was a roomy…
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Shortly before midnight on Saturday the [?] sound of the local firebell was beard, but the residents have become so accustomed to being fooled…
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A fire at Terang, Victoria, destroyen a large boarding house and three other buildings…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at Moree. Baby Burned in Ruins
A fire occurred on Thursday morning in the servants' quarters in the yard of Tattersall's Hotel, Moree. A baby, 18-months old, was left…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Like Living Torches! 'Phone Man and Flame Throwers. Sea of Fire with Death Trap
Watching bell-firel The quaint description was given by a signaller when asked how he came to be [?] "My company," he writes, [?]…
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The Press Burean announcis s thai a fire occurred at Woolwich Arsenal this morning. There was no loss of life and only slight damage was done…
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A fire at Coolamon early yesterday morning destroye dfour business places and damaged another…
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