Bush Fires in Tasmania
A TELEGRAM from Hobart says: The latest news from Mount Wellington is to the effect that the devastation caused by the bush fires which broke out there on Friday has been most widespread…
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Fires & bushfires, 1898
55 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 3
Bush Fires in Tasmania
The latest news from Mount Wellington, near Hibart, is to the effect that the devastation caused by bush fires which broke out there on Friday has…
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The Balmain ferry steamers Lady Hampden and Lady Mary were practically destroyed by fire last night. Two other steamers, the Lady Napier…
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Bush fires are raging throughout [?] Scores of settlers have been burnt out and many have had narrow escapes. One fire is now…
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TELEGRAMS are being constantly received from the Gippsland (Vic.) district stating that the bush files are ragtag with unabated fury. Many…
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ONE of the most disastrous fires which has ever taken place in the town occurred during Sunday night, when six buildings, situated on the north side…
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OWING to the late fire, which complotely destroyed our machinery, plant, etc., the publication of the DISPATCH has necessarily to be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRSPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily identify ourselves with opinions expressed under this heading.] the Recent Fire. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal.)
SIR,—I notice in your Notes and Comments a reference to the Secretary of the Dubbo Fire Brigade. It stated that he had been commissioned nearly two months…
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A MEETING of the Dubbo Volunteer Fire Brigade was held at the Gasworks on Monday evening. Alderman E.G. Adams. J.P., occupied the chair. There was a small…
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YOUR house takes fire. What burns first? The lightest and most inflammable stuff, of course — furniture, doors, shelves, floors, panalling, and other woodwork. If it is a…
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Bush fires have been racing in the Graapians (Vie.) now over a fortnight, and appear to to increasing in violence. AU the richly-grassed country south of…
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YOUR house takes fire. What burns first? The lightest and most inflammable stuff, of course — furniture, doors, shelves, floors, panalling, and other woodwork. If it is a…
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Stirring incidents are reported in connection with the bush fires in Victoria. At a Mr. Stabin's house the…
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YOUR house lakes fire. What burns first? The lightest and most inflammable stuff, of course — furniture, doors, shelves, floors, panalling, and other woodwork. If it is a…
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THE destruction which the late fire wrought was so complete that not sixpenny worth of of our complete and valuable plant of type and machinery was saved. We resume…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. the Late Fire. to the Editor of the "Dubbo Dispatch."
SIR.--When temporary losses overtake one. when serious interruption is suddenly and violently offered to one's business and when one's mind is consequently weighted down…
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Warbreecan homestead, erected by the late Sir Patrick Jennings and now the property of Hon A. McCulloch, was burned to the ground yesterday morning…
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THE various persons affected by the late fire have made satisfactory arrangements with the Insurance Companies. With regard to the DISPATCH insurances, they were all with the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Case of Fire
YOUR, house takes fire. What burns first? The hightest and most inflammable stuff, of course — furniture, doors, shelves, floors, panalling, and other woodwork. If it is a…
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