Big Fire
One of the most serious fires in Sydney for some time took place in Clarence-street, yesterday morning. The flames were not extinguished till after three…
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Fires & bushfires, 1911
166 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 7 of 9
A Big Blaze
A disastrous fire occurred at Crow's Nest, North Sydney, early this morning, three business places being completely gutted, and three others badly damaged…
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A big fire occurred in the early hours of this morning at Crow's Nest, North Sydney. Three shop were gutted, and two others severely damaged. When…
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A big fire occurred at the Haymarket last night. The damage is estimated at £20,000. The origin is a mystery. During the height of the fight with the…
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Shortly, sifter eleven o'clock on Friday night, flames were discovered coming from the premises in Percy-street, occupied by Mr F. C. Wall, news agent…
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About a quarter pact eight on Sunday morning, Constable McKay was doing his beat in Macquarie -street, when be noticed a crackling Hound in the tobacconist's…
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Late slumberers were startled from their couches on Sunday morning by the awe-inspiring clang of the firebell. As is usual in such cases people rushed into…
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A great fire occurred at Launceston, when Kelly's Hotel, comprising 12 rooms, and several shop were destroyed. The inmates if the hotel had a narrow escape…
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A fire broke out in Mr. F. C Wall's stationery shop, Percy-street, Willington of Friday night. the whole of the stock was practically destroyed, and the damge…
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Some ten years have passed since the old Palace emporium or Anthony Hordern and Sons was destroyed by lire, yet vivid reconnections of the fate of young…
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A fire broke out in the store room at Mr. Hilder's black-smithing shop, on Monday last, and before it was extinguished a quantity of trimmings, spokes, etc.,…
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An inquiry concerning the fire that occurred at Mr. J. Mitchell's, on Sunday morning, was held in the court before Mr. Gates on Tuesday afternoon…
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"Observer" writes:—The recent fire at Jim, Mitchell's to [?]auconist shop suggests two questions— (1) what would happen of a fire broke out in one of our…
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A ficrce bush fire has been raging on Orange Plains Station. near Tottenham, for two or three days, and according to information received several…
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On Friday morning at 6 o'clock, a fire broke out in Mrs. Doughly's drapery store in Mitchell-street. The flames had a good hold before they were noticed, owing to…
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Mr W. H. Rudd, of Dapville, must be clasaed as an unfortunate man, and his luck is dead out. Only a few months ago he purchased the general…
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Last week the residence of Mr. Timothy McNamara. of Tominglcy. was burnt to the ground. The insurance was allowed, unfortunately, to lapse…
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Shortly before 10 o'clock last night, a fire broke out in the upper stories of partridge and Hodgson's machinery warehouse, in york-street. The damage is estimated at £5000…
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One of the most disastrous fires seen in Goulburn for many years occurred on Saturday. The outbreak occurrcd in Auburn-street in a block of shop…
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Disastrous bush fires have broken out in the Winton (Q.) district. A large area of country has been devastated…
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