The Bush Fires Relief Fund
Re the destruction by bush fires, the Premier has written to the Committee of the Lord Mayor's relief fund elating that the Government grant is conditional upon immediate rebel…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
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Fire in Lee Street. a Sensational Incident
As the hour of midnight was approaching on Tuesday night, and when all good people were in bed or about to go there, the clang of the firebell…
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A wide destruction by bush fires has come to be looked on as a necessary concomitant of a hat would otherwise be good seasons. For several…
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It is now clear that the fires which have occurred during the last three weeks, especially those in New South Wales, have been exaggerated by the…
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In consequence of the devastation caused by bush fires all over the eastern half of the State, and in view of the fact that there are good grounds…
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We have been desired to publish the following:-- At a meeting of the Central Executive in Sydney it was resolved t invite applications…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at Wellington. "Yorkey" Distinguishes Himself
ABOUT midnight on Tuesday the alarm of fire was sourced in Wellington, and Earl Brothers' fruit shop was seen to be on fire. The whole block in Lee-street was in imminent danger,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire in Talbra[?]ar-street. a Near Thing
AN outbreak of fire occurred in Talbragar-street on Wednesday evening about 9 o'clock, which, but for the prompt and successful efforts of Messrs. Geo. Rich and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CORRESPONDENCE [The Editor is not responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents.] Mr. Duffy and the Fire Brigade. (To the Editor of the Cobar Herald.)
SIR,—I must apologias for asking your permission for enough space in your valuable paper to reply to certain remarks which appeared in your issue of the 14th…
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At a meeting of the Central Executive in Sydney, it was retolred to invite applications for relief to be lodged with the honorary secretarial before…
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The New Zealand Company, which has the insurance of Mrs. Enderby'e goods and furniture, also the Commercial Union Company, with which…
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We have received from the Hon. Secretaries to the above fund the following circular inviting donations towards the fund for those who are in need of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire Brigades' Competition. Dubbo's Representative Team
At a special meeting of the Dubbo Fire Brigade the team to represent the town at the forthcoming competition at Forbes on Monday and Tuesday next was selected as under : W. Rich,…
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The Government has sent £1650 to the Bush Fires Relief Committee, the sum to be deducted from £50O0 granted by the Government to the Lord Mayor's fund…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Latest Telegrams. Cause of Bush Fires. Sydney
Mr. Trollope, Chairman of the Hay Land Board, reports that the use of wax matches is the most common cause of bush fires. There is no need to prohibit the use of…
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A fire which might have swept the whole countryside broke out at Mr. E. H. Job's place, "Cherwo d," Parkes Road at the beginning of last week…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Fire Brigade was held in the Fire Station on Friday night. There was a good attendance…
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A LARGE bush fire broke out at Goonoo on Thursday last and was raging fiercely all day. The fire appeared to be on Mr. Law's property…
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At a meeting of the Bush Fires Relief Fund Committee yesterday, it was reported that the losses amounted to £12,000. It was decided to pay the money to the local…
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THE Premier has received from Mr. F. Troltope, chairman of the Land Board at Hay, a report on the cause of bush fires, and on the best and readiest means of…
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