FIRE. Sydney
This morning a fire occured at the corner of Pitt and King streets, when owing to the explosion of a spirit lamp, Miss Maddock, who makes a specialty of face massage,…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
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Fire at Drysdale
On Thursday afternoon Mr. N. Morrison received word that Mr. R. Rankin's store at Drysdale, with all stock, had been demolished by fire…
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On Wednesday of last week Captain Griffiths presided over a meeting of about 30 Fere Brigade members. The Captain referred to the correspondent…
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A FIRE occurred at the residence of Mr. James Sawyer, 10 miles out on the Tomingley road, on Thursday about 5 p.m. The fire destroyed a large shed containing a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Fire Fiend. Two Fires in One Night. Destructive Blaze in Nanima Crescent
Wellington has of late become, unfortunately, very familiar with destructive fire experiences, three big blazes having occurred in close…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wellington Police Court. Friday, February 24. (Before Mr. T. C. K. McKell, P.m.) Danger of Bush Fires
Alfred Madden and Herbert Madden pleaded guilty to leaving a fire in the open without extinguishing it, at Geurie…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the Dubbo Fire Brigade was hold on Friday evening. Lieutenant Rich occupied the chair. Several small acconnts were passed for payment,…
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AT 3.30 p.m. on Saturday a fire occurred in the oyster saloon and fruit shop of Mr. E. Simon, in Nanima Crescent, in the centre of Wellington, The building was an old…
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Corm[?] Co-operative and adjoining buildings, Darling Harbour, narrowly escaped destruction this morning, but splendid efforts of the brigades confined the damage to about one thousand…
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ON Friday night an outbreak of fire occurred at Shakespear's furniture warehouse, Wellington. Children observed the fire through the shop windows, and raised the alarm. The front…
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A great fire broke out at New Orleans terminus of Illinies railway. A grain elevation with a million bushels of wheat, and 20,000 bales of cotton, was consumed. The damage is…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fire at an Apiary. Destruction of an Honey Store
ON Thursday Mr. James Sawyer's apiary on the Peak Hill road was destroyed by fire, the damage being set down at somewhat over £100. A store containing a quantity of honey and…
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Our local Fire Brigade has had a lot of work lately, and the members have proved themselves brave and unselfish in their efforts. But why are…
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Now that another outbreak of fire has wrought considerable destruction to property and inflicted a severe loss to business people, there will probably…
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At 3.30 a.m on saturday morning a fire occurred in the oyster saloon and fruit shop of Mr. F. Simon, in Nanima [?] in the centre of Wellington…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Doggerbank Outrage. Commission's Official Report. Russian Fire Unjustified
The report of the International commission of Inquiry into the born[?] of British [?] on the Doggerbans by the Baltic [?] on the…
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The losses incases calling for relief as submitted by the Local Committees of the Bush Fires Belief Fund Committee totalled £70,000. The Sydney Committee yesterday…
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On Tuesday last Mr. N. Morrison (Coroner) held an enquiry at Mount Drysdale concerning the fire which destroyed Mr. R. R[?]kin's store last week…
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WE learn that the loss sustained by Mr. J. Sawyer on Thursday week last, when ashed on his property on the Tomingley road, to gather with working plant and 2[?] tons of…
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In connection with this matter, the public are [?]xiously awaiting the outcome of the charges etc., laid by Mr. Du[?]y in connection with the Fire…
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