Fire at a Woolshed
A fire broke out at Malgawarrina shed last week, but was extinguished beforo any material damage was done. There were several Thousand pounds…
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Fires & bushfires, 1912
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Celluloid Fire. Blame for No One. Salvage Chief's Statement
The City Coroner's inquiry into the fire in which eight girls lost their lives at the Christmas card works of Messrs Angus Thomas Ltd., Moor-lane, E.C.,…
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The resumed inquiry into the cause of a fire at "The Gardens," Dubbo, on October 8th, was held on [?] Saturday at the Police Court, Dubbo,…
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Go Saturday the District Coroner, (Mr. V. P. Robertson P.M.,) conducted an inquiry into the origin of a fire that destroyed the dwclling of Mr. Clarence…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →GEURIE. Fire in a Railway Truck
A considerable degree of excitement was caused here on Thursday by the arrival of a goods train from Wellington at 10.30 a.m. with a truck of…
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Ganger Milton and party, who are employed by the Talbragar Shire Council, had a stroke of bad luck on Saturday last. They left their camp early…
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On Saturday morning a truck of lucerne, attached to a goods train coming from Wellington to Dubbo, was discovered to be on fire. The outbreak…
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Mesara. Finley Bros.' shop was detroyed by fire on Friday morning. The fire broke out about one o'clock. The building was a weatherboard one. The…
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On Monday night, about 10.30 o'clock the residents of Cobar and Wrightville were startled by the fire whistles of the mines and the…
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On Monday of last week Mr. T. Donnelly, 'Tatarn, Collie, noticed dense smoke about a mile from this house, and immediately sent one of his sons to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fires in the City. Great Damage. Heroic Conduct of a Policeman. Sydney
A fire broke out early this morning in the triangular block of buildings bordered by Spring, O'Connell and Pitt streets…
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"Extremely disappointing" is how the management describe the result of the last effort made to recover the bodies at North Mount Lyell mine, and unless…
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Al 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning, 7th instant, the residents of Gulargambone were awakened by the panic ringing of the Church of England bell, and, on…
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Messrs. Gray and Poerill's big drapery store[?] Urchin, Victoria, was gutted by fire yesterday morning. The damage is estimated at £2000…
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A destructive bush fire originated in a gr[?]ss puddock of Mr. T. Looney, of Glenmore, Tullamore, on Tuesday. Despite the efforts of a gang of some 50…
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On Friday a big bush fire was raging at King's Tableland, near Wentworth Falls. Dr. McIntyre's private sanatorium was saved by…
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The McPhail correspondent of the "Peak Hill Express" writes that Mr. Clarke had the misfortune to have about 70 acres of a magnificent…
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Bush fires created great havoc in the Trangle district last week. One settler, named Howe, lost 1000 acres of grass, and 100 acres of standing crop…
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A peculiar outbreak of fire occurred at Mr. R. Job's "Wilga Farm" a few days ago (says the "Western Champion"). In the course of the…
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A disastrous explosion resulting in a fire which destroyed an entire factory occurred at the Australian Lithyte Explosive Company's works at…
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