Fire. A Good Save
AN old and now somewhat dilapidated wooden building at the intence[?]tion of Bu[?]ge and Brisbane streets--in earlier days the residence of the late Mr. L. McGuinn, C.P.S., and now…
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Fires & bushfires, 1906
169 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 7 of 9
Cobar Fire Brigade Eisteddfod
The members of the Cobar Fire Brigade have made arrangements for their first great annual eisteddfod, to be held on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and…
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The fire at the Milan exhibition has been traced to anarchists…
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At about 7.30 last night a fire was discovered in Messrs. Larance Bros', butchery in Nanima Crescent, and but, for its very timely discovery would…
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The Townihend-Hook Company's paper milla, and raven cottages and two barges at Snodland, Kent, have been burnt. A hundred thosand ponnds damage was…
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SIR,—On behalf of the Wellington Fire Brigade I desire to return our thanks to Mr. Jas. Marshall, jeweller, fort is present of the clock, also to…
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A novel feature of rescuing the audience of a theatre in case of fire, has been invented by Mr Musshard, of Germany, who has recently made an experiment which is…
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A house near Meredith, Victoria, occupied by Henry O'Reilly and Thomas Cahir, two minors, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. The occupants wore burnt to death…
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A house near Meredith, Victoria, occupied by Henry O'Reilly and Thomas Cahir, two miners, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. The occupants were…
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THE majority of fanners and graziers, in the opinion of the writer, take quite a wrong view as to the cause of bush fires. During a fairly varied experience in various parts of Australia…
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The four-masted barque, Marlborough Hill, loading coal at Stockton (Newcastle), was discovered to be on fire yesterday morning, and the vessel is practically gutted aft…
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The initial 6d entertainment under the auspices of the Cobar Fire Brigade took place at the Fire Station on Monday evening last, when there were about 600…
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The great abundance of feed this year is sure to bring along with the advent of summer the all-devouring fire fiend. Recognising this the…
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A fire occurred at Waltham Orphanage, Christchurch, N.Z, on Saturday. Twelve children were rescued with difficulty, and the thirteenth being…
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Between three and half-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon, the fire bell rang up the Volunteers for a fire which was occurring in Mr. J…
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There has been started is sydney, with headquarters in Mark L [?], a new grain-selling and general product agency business, under the style of…
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The Building of Decorative art at the Milan Exhibition was destroyed by fire on 3rd August, in consequence of a defect in the electric light wiring…
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The steamer Tarawera took fire on Wednesday night between Gisborne and Auckland. The passengers were all aroused and dressed themselves, and the boats were…
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By a great fire at Wellington, New Zealand, 13 business premises in the heart of the city were destroyed…
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The appalling calamities that have been occasioned by bush fires in Australia are a constant source of terror to the pastoralist; and as the summer…
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