Fire on Nanima
A fire broke out on Nanima, near the Macquarie river on Thursday afternoon, and but for the fact that it was seen early and the wind was blowing from…
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Fires & bushfires, 1913
88 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 5
Country Fire Brigades
The Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales proposes to expend £672 in Bathurst during 1913. This information was contained in a…
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A grass fire took place at Mr. C. E. Finch's property, Walmer, on Sunday, but fortunately it was got under without any material damage being done. The…
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About nine o'clock on Saturday night the fire bell sounded the alarm. The fire had broken out in the house of Mr. Percy Hunt, of the railway department,…
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Captain Deveson, of the Wellington fire brigade, has received from headquarters a circular directing attention to the lighting of fires, and as it involves…
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Bush fires in many parts of Victoria are causing great damage, many houses being destroyed…
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Between midnight and 1 o'clock this morning the Royal Hotel Wellington, caught fire, and most of the building was demolished. How the fire…
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A sensational fire took place in the early hours of Friday morning, by which the greater part of the Royal Hotel, Wellington, was destroyed. The…
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The amount of insurance on the Royal Hotel at Wellington is not yet known. As stated in last issue the building was owned by Mr. W. F…
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At three o'clock on Saturday morning residents were aroused by the clanging of the fire bell. The seene of the outbreak was found to be at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fire at Dripstone. Mr. D. Kelly Burnt Out
At an early hour on Tuesday morning, the house belonging to Mr. D. Kelly, at Dripstone, was totally destroyed by five, Mr. Kelly, his wife, and family,…
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In Siam is a fire that not only, lasts for years, but has what have been aptly termed "lineal descendants." It is to be found in a Buddhist temple, near…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at Dripstone
At an early hour on Tuesday morning, the house belonging to Mr. D. Kelly, at Dripstone, was totally destroyed by fire. Mr. Kelby, his wife…
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The magisterial inquiry into the cause of the fire which destroyed the buildings on Holl's Corner, on the morning of the 8th inst., will be held…
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The intense heat in Sydney on Tuesday, 100 in the simile, caused several fires in the suburbs, and a large amount of property and bush were destroyed. An…
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On Friday an inquiry was opened concerning the recent fire at the Crystal Palace Picture Theatre. Williamson said the company courted the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Canbelego Fire. the Coroner's Finding. Wilfully Set on Fire
An inquest was held at Canbelego Court House on the 15th inst., before the Coroner (Mr. McNamara), into the cause of the fire at Levy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suffragettes' Madness. From Bombs to Fire. Two Incendiaries Charged. London
The suffragettes have entered in deadly earnest into their work. The blowing up of portion of Mr. Lloyd George's country villa has…
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At 12.30 this morning, residents in the vicinity of Hives' cordial factory in Brisbane-street, were aroused from their slumbers by the alarm of fire,…
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The Coroner, Mr. Rob[?]on, [?] an inquiry at the court [?]ing, into the cause of the fire which destroyed two motor [?]s and sheet…
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