Destructive Fire in West Australia
The carriage factory and store of Marsh and Co., together with a row of dwellings at Geralton, West Australia, were destroyed by fire yesterday. The damage is estimated at…
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Fires & bushfires, 1906
169 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 6 of 9
A Fatal Fire
During a fire at a boarding house in Wanganui, N.Z., a man was burnt to death, and others had narrow escapes. The keeper of the house was arrested…
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The patriotic/feeling of Baker's Swamp rose to a very high flare on Monday night. Some distance from the school, and under the commandership…
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Sir.—In answer to our appeal we have received two lengths of 50 feet hose, and another promised, also other necessary things for the fire station…
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Under the new Fire Brigades Bill, it is intended to place the control of all fire brigades in the State under the Metropolitan Board…
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A fire occurred yesterday morning at Earp's bonded store, Newcastle; the lost is estimated at £2800…
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It is good to note that business people are taking a practical interest in the Brigade, which of all local institutions should bo well equipped with…
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Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me, And may there be no meaning at the bar When I put out to sea…
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As matters now are it would be a serious thing if an outbreak of fire were to occur, especially in one of the rows of wooden buildings. The pressure…
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A fire broke out in the premises of Domeny, and Sons, Syrian drapers, Molong, early yesterday morning, which were completely destroyed,…
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A NOTE of warning has been sounded in London against the possible danger to wool cargoes by the presence of sheep dip in wool. According to the cable it is surmised in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Molong Fire. Domeny Arrested
D. DOMENY was arrested at Molong on Monday for endeavouring to persuade Claude Charlets to make a false statement on oath before the Coroner…
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A destructive fire took places at Petersham early this morning. Ten shops were guttered. The flames spread with marvellous rapidity. When the brigades arrived the places were…
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Ten shops on Parramatta-road, Annandale, were destroyed by fire this morning. It commenced in W. Tonge's photographic studio. The damage is estimated at £2000…
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About seven o'clock on Thursday evening last a fire broke out in an unoccupied, two-roomed wooden building in East Cobar. The fire had a strong hold before…
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On Friday morning the caretaker of the Mechanics' Institute on opening the library found the room full of smoke and traced the cause to a fire under the skirting board…
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ON Friday morning the caretakers of the Dubbo Mechanics' Institute (Mr. and Mrs. B. Milton) on entering the library shortly after daybreak to prepare it for the forthcoming day's use,…
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A FIRE occurred at the Proprietary mine premises, Peak Hill, on Saturday, and the building formerly occupied as the manager's residence was reduced to ashes. The budding was…
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Early on Monday morning the firebell sounded an alarm, and the Dubbo Fire Brigade on turning out found that a wooden dwelling house situated at the corner of…
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The fire at the Milan Exhibition has been traced to anarchists…
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