Fire at Windora
We hear that a fire occurred at Mr. J. A. McLeod's place, Windora, at the end of the week. From the meagre particulars which have reached us we…
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Fires & bushfires, 1904
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FIRE. London
Great fire in Jersey City, U.S.A. Damage estimated at £1,000,000…
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A great fire has occurred in Jersey City (U.S.A.) The damage is estimated at £10,000,000…
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Mr Ernest Brindle writes to the "Daily Mail" from Chifu, on 12th March:— Last night at ten o'clock I left Chifu on board the "Daily Mail" despatch boat. The…
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Dr. Jackson conducted an inquest at Croyden on Monday on Margret Hamilton aged 70, whose death was caused by a fire at 56 Derby road. The deceased lady…
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RUSSIANS SHORT OF AMMUNITION. Mr Ernest Brindle writes to the "Dally Hull" from Chifu, on 12th March:— Last night at ten o'clock I left Chifu…
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LAST night a social organised by the Macquarie Brass Band and the Dubbo Fire Brigade was he'd in the Masonic Hall. There was a good attendance, and the hall…
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THE Dubbo Band and Fire Brigade Social in the Masonic Hall last (Monday (night was well attended. The hall, as usual, had been embellished with pretty paper…
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'HELLO Dan, whore are ye makin' to, come and 'ave a mouthful of tacker and feed yo mare and then turn in for the night, I'll make yo up a spare bunk.'…
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A curious phenomenon connected with the forcing of flowers under somewhat exceptional circumstances was observed not long ego by M. J. Jolly. On the second of…
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The fire on the steamer General Slocum, in New York harber, originated in the storage forward, which contained oils and paints. The panic and lack of…
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Mrs. Mary Ann Partridge, a widow, was nursing at Spitalfields recently. Whilst cooking the dinner her apron caught alight, and subsequently the room in which she was…
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London, Thursday, — An appalling disaster occurred yesterday in New York Harbor, an outbreak of fire on [?] the river…
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The Bethlehem Convent Ashfield, was partly dustroyed by fire this morning. The school-hall adjoining the building was completely gutted, the inmates (several of whom were…
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In Germany, a fireless locomotive is working by steam. It has just been completed at the Hohenzollern works at Dusseldorf, and is one of a type designed for…
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A fire, which was attended with some very exciting scenes and a display of great gallantry in the rescue of three women by the members of the London…
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THE usual meeting of the Fire Bridge was held on Friday evening, Captain Ritter in the chair. There was a full attendance. Upon the notion of the Chairman, it was…
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THE monthly meeting of the members of the Dubbo Fire Brigade was held on Friday evening last. Captain Ritter was in the chair, and there was a good attendance of members…
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At the monthly meeting of the Royal Shipwreck Belief and Humane Society held last Thursday, Mr. Edward Stewart was awarded the…
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Just at half-past two this morning the clanging of the firebell woke many weary sleepers from their repose, and those of them who never miss a fire…
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