Municipalities and the Fire Brigades Act
In view of the great dissatisfaction felt by the municpal councils throughout the State with the provisions of the Fire Brigades Bill now before Parliament, the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1906
117 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 6 of 6
Fire Brigades Bill
JUDGING by the action of the Lismore Council the members are alive to the centralising aims of the Fire Brigades Bill. The Council has adopted the…
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THE first annual meeting of the Casino Volunteer Fire Brigade was held in the station recently when a very satisfactory report was presented, showing that since…
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A MOST disastrous bush fire has been raging throughout the back country of the Darling, N.S.W., for the past seven days. Starting at Teryaweyna station, it…
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THE regular monthly meeting of the above was held in the Fire Station on Monday evening last. Captain Rayner presided and there were also present--…
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THE tranquil culm of Casino was rudely disturbed last Friday night by the loud clang of the fire bell. The Fire Brigade rolled up masse, all the town members…
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ON Saturday about noon, the Rev. C. F. Seymour noticing dense smoke in the direction of the cemetery. requested Mr. Morris to bicycle to the some in case burning grass…
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There was a remarkable occurrence at a fire at a chemist's shop in Flinders-street, Melbourne, early on Sunday morning. A large volume of smoke was seen issuing…
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On Wednesday night the general store and post office premises, leased by Mr. Thos. Cross. at Rosebank, were burned down, the whole of the building and…
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Mr. Mitchell drew attention to an aspect of the Careless Use of Fires Bill that would seriously affect this district at the last meeting of the Council of Progress…
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ON Wednesday night the general store and post office premises leased by Mr. Thos. Cross at Rosebank, were burned down, the whole of the building and…
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ABOUT eight o'clock last Monday evening a fire broke out at the premises of Mr. D. J. Wilson, Trade Palace, Keen-street, as a result of which the main shop was…
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The Lismore Fire Brigade had its promptness in turning out and nre-fighting abilities put to a test on Monday night, from which it scored fresh honours. Just after…
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ABOUT eight o'clock on Monday even-ing a fire broke at the premises of Mr. D. J. Wilson, Trade Palace, Keen-street, as a result of which the main shop was…
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The District Coroner (Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M.) held an inquiry at the Court-house on Thursday concerning the origin of the fire which destroyed the store occupied by…
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The evening train from Launceston to Burnie had a narrow escape from a terrible disaster on Thursday. When nearing Latrobe a truck containing 10…
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THE Casino Fire Brigade Board have decided to purchase another stand-pipe and branch for the use of the local volunteers. This is a step in the right…
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The recent fire at Rosebank, in which the store and Post-office, occupied by Mr. Thomas Cross, were completely destroyed, formed the subject of an i[?]iry by the…
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