Fire Destroys Chaff. Sydney
Several truckloads of chaff caught fire and were destroyed at the railway goods yards, Clyde, late yesterday afternoon. It is believed that the fire was caused…
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Fires & bushfires, 1921
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Extraordinary Occurrences. Series of Fires in One House. SYDNEY
The City Coroner to-day returned an open verdict after inquring into a series of fires as the residence of Norman Moore, dentist, Annandale, on Xmas…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A destructive fire broke out in H. Gust's cabinet-making and machinery store, Temora. The flames quickly. spread and in a short time all the out…
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A destructive fire broke out at Temora last night, a cabinetmaker's premises being destroyed. The Fire Brigade motor would not work, and examination by an…
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The coroner held an inquest into a series of tires at the residence of Norman moore, dentist, of Annandale, Sydney, on Christmas…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Several truck loads of chaff and wheat were destroyed by a fire which occurred in some railway trucks at Clyde goods shed yesterday. Spontaneous…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Owing to the abnormal heat numerous bush fires are raging in various parts of Victoria. It is feared many sheep and a large number of stock…
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Just after the last race at the Lismore Turf Club's meeting yesterday and before the people had left the ground, a fire Was discovered in the grandstand. Fortunately…
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The Coroner, Mr. A. J. Peisley, P.M., held at the Court House, Lismore, on Jan. 21 an inquest as to the origin of the fire by which the building comprising the post office and…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—The greatest calamity that has ever overtaken Port Pirie from an industrial point of view occurred last night, when the Dwight and Lloyd…
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A destructive fire broke out in H. Gust's cabinet-making and machinery store at Temora. The flames quickly spread, and in a short time all the…
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A case of importance to land owner was heard before Mr. Hugh [?] P.M., under the careless of Fine Act at the Young Police Court, when…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—Fire broke out in a factory of the Fitzroy Shoe Company, a three-storied brick building, in John-street, Fitzroy, shortly after the employees left…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—An inquiry was opened into the circumstances surrounding the fire on the motor launch Killara on New Year's Day. The launch belonged…
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There are apparently an end of ap-plicants for the position on the Fire [?] Board [?] vacant by the death of Ald, Richard Sheppard. No…
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SYDNEY, Friday. -- At the request of the A.L.P. and Fire Brigades' Union, the Acting Premier has agreed to submit to the Cabinet a recommendation…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At the request of the Australian Labor party and Fire Brigades Union, Mr. Dooley has agreed to submit to the Cabinet a recommendation for a Royal…
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At the request of the Australian Labor Party and the Fire Brigades Union the Chief Secretary to-day agreed to submit to the Cabinet recommendations…
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At the Lismore Courthouse yesterday the Coroner (Mr. A. J. Peisley, P.M.) resumed the inquiry into the cause of the fire by which the shop and post office conducted by…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—About noon to-day Alfred Lewis, one of the engineers in charge of the refrigerating plant on the steamer Cornwall, lying at Pyrmont, noticed black…
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