Fire Works Display
A splendid display of fireworks took place at the Town Hall last evening, and attracted thousands of spectators…
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Fires & bushfires, 1901
181 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 10
Outbreak of Fire
A FIRE broke out on Tuesday about 1 p. m., on the woolwash of G. Gordon, Dubbo. The outbreak was first noticed by a man named Craig, employed in Mr. J. G. Brown's stores, Craig…
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THE most disastrous fire that has occurred in Newcastle during recent years resulted in the destruction of Messrs. D. Cohen and Co.'s bulk stoles and bond on Monday morning…
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bush fires have been occurring since the setting in of the summer proper with a regularity calculated to create great un[?]iness amongst the farmers, especially those who…
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An inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the recent fires at Suntop, where by Mr. Thomas O'Brien and Messrs. Carr and Gaden where the chief suffers, was…
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A fire occurred on Thursday hint in a detached kitchen at the residence of Mr. Joseph Long. The place, which was lined with hessian and papered, was quickly in a…
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A patrol of West Australians at Richmond came under fire, but skilfully evaded capture…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Careless Use of Fire. Melbourne
At Echuca Police Court a man was yesterday fined £50 or three months for causing a bush fire by carelessly throwing down the lighted end of a cigarette…
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Early on Thursday morning a fire broke out in a store room adjoining the shop of Mr J. Grattan's store in Linsley-street. The fire quickly…
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At the local Courhouse on Monday m[?] ing, the Coroner, Mr. J. F. Kenyon P.M. held an inquest in connection with the [?] which destroyed Mr. J. Too[?] house it…
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A big fire has occurred at Auckland, N.Z. Three warehouses and five other business establishments were destroyed, the damage done amounting to £100,000…
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A large fire has occurred at Auckland. The principal loss is at Nathan's bonded stores. The total loss is estimated at £90,000. The places are…
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A fire broke out in Lee-street soon after dusk, last evening, in premises occupied by Messrs. I. Bergman and Co., wool and skin merchants. The origin of the outbreak is…
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Mason, Firth and McCutheon's big printing establishment at Melbourne has been partially dastroyed by fire, and damage done amounting to £18,000. A number of girls working…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fire in Grattan's Store. the Inquest
The fire which broke out on Thursday morning in the store room of the shop in Linsely-street, whereby the premises and the bakery of Mr P. Saelson were destroyed,…
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Just before going to press word reached town that a big fire was raging at Suntop, ocular demonstration of which was afforded by huge banks of smoke rising behind the…
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THERE was a goon attenuation of the members of the Dubbo Fire Brigade at the Fire Station on Tuesday night, for the purpose of electing the office bearers for the ensuing year. The…
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Information received during the week concerning the big fire at Suntop, on Monday, goes to show that the outbreak started at Mr. Miller's farm, spreading to Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Regent Fire
At the Courthouse, on Saturday last, an inquest was held before the Ceroner, Mr. J. F. Kenyon, P.M., and a jury of twelve, as to the origin of the fire which totally…
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