General News Fire Near Coraki
About 1 a:m. yesterday an alarm of fire was given at the Coraki fire station. The outbreak was at. Mr. R. E. Wilmot's residence at Box-Ridge, about three miles from…
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Fires & bushfires, 1924
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Fire Epidemic Police Make Careful Inquiry Insurance Companies Uneasy
SYDNEY, Friday.—The Chief Fire Officer, Mr. Jackson, to-day had an important conference with the Inspector-General of Police, and the result of the conference will…
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A shed containing a quantity of furniture at the rear of G. Fulwood's residence, South Casino, was totally destroyed by fire shorly after midnight…
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The Chief Fire Officer (Mr. Jackson) had an important conference with the Inspector General of Police. The result of the conference will be a close…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A fire last night did considerable damage to two floors and contents of a four-storied brick building in Stewart Lane, off…
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LISMORE, Sunday.--Yesterday everting at 4.20 a fire was .discovered' in the premises situated in Kean Street, near the gas works, and two houses were…
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What might very easily have developed into a disastrous conflagration occurred on Saturday afternoon, when a five roomed cottage at 183…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—In consequence of a fire which broke but at 3 o'clock this morning the power house at Windsor, which supplies the township with light, and pumps…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A fire early th[?] morning caused considerable damage to th[?] two lower floors and the contents of a building in Stewart Lane, city, occupied by A…
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SYDNEY, Monday.--A fire early this morning caused considerable damage to the two lower floors and contents of a building in Stewart Lane, City, occupied…
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A shed containing a quantity of furniture, at the rear of Mr. G. Fulwood's residence, South Casino, was totally destroyed by fire in the early hours of…
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A five-roomed cottage at 183 Keen-street, Lismore, owned by Mesdames O'Hara and McIntyre, and occupied by Mr. F. Robb, was, with its contents…
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MOLONG, Tuesday.--The whole of the main business block of Molong was threatened by fire to-day which destroyed W. Norris's butcher shop, and…
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Officers of the motor ship Sally Macrsk, which arrived at Fremantle, state that just before the vessel left Singapore, about a fortnight ago, the…
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FREMANTLE, Tuesday.--At the inquiry to-day into the case of fire on the steamer Moldavia, a Lascar watchman swore that he was on duty in the…
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FREMANTLE, Wednesday.—At an inquiry into the case of fire on the Moldavia a lascar watchman flamed Abdul Condel Mohideen swore, through an interpreter, that…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The most disastrous fire in the history of Swan Hill (on the New South Wales border) occurred yesterday and six shops were…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The most disastrous fire in the history of Swan Hill on the New South Wales border, occurred yesterday, when six shops were destroyed…
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MULLUMBIMBY, Wednesday. — At the last meeting of the Mullumbimby Municipal Council Ald. J. C. Stewart (Mayor) presided, and with him were:—Aldermen F. Frost,…
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