Sensation at Broken Hill. Turks Fire on Train
A sensational occurrence is reported at Broken Hill, As a picnic train was leaving the precincts of Railway Town three miles from Broken Hill, two…
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Fires & bushfires, 1915
142 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 8
Early Morning Fire
Shortly after two o'clock this morning a fire broke out at the residence [?] Henry Robinson, drover, Gobolion-street,rear Thornton-street. Mr. Robinson…
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At about 5.30 on Saturday night an alarm of the rang through the air, starting leisurely residents into extraordinary activity, The main streets…
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Sir,--I take the liberty of one reaching on your space re a matter which requires better supervision by those in authority. What refer to is the…
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As the result of an outbreak of fire in North Dubbo on Saturday evening, an old lady had a narrow escape with her life, and damage was done to…
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A fire occurred in the residential portion of the A.B.C. premises at Nyngan on Thursday-of-last week. The whole of the furniture in the dining-room…
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Out before the Brigade got there. This is quite a common remark after fires in Dubbo. Certainly it is true of the last three outbreaks. And this…
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The whole of the dining room furniture at the Australian Bank of Commerce, Nyngan, was destroyed by a fire which occurred on Thursday night…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →District News. (From our own Correspondent). TRANGIE. Serious Loss by Fire
Mr. A. S. carpenter, of "Malvern" had the misfortune to be burnt out on Monday last. He Was awakened by hearing a crackling noise proceeding…
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While firemen were giving a demonstration at Eastern Hill fire station yesterday afternoon, a motor pump engine ran into a group of spectators…
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About half-past ten on Tuesday evening the fire bell rang out an alarm, and the brigade went to the scene of the outbreak, but fortunately their services…
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A serious loss to the Canbelego community was narrowly averted on Tuesday morning, when the Hospital became abluze. The rear part of the…
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Yesterday morning at a quarter to 3, a fire occurred at Molong, which destroyed T. Mallick's store (where the fire is thought to have originated)…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Molong on Wednesday morning, three business premises, being destroyed, while an adjoining hotel and garage were…
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A fire at Molong on Wednesday morning destroyed J. Mallick's drapery shop and Billinghm's tailoring business Brooks' hotel and Kennerson's…
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About 11 o.' clock yesterday morning the changing of the fire bell startled the residents of the neighborhood,and soon a number of people followed the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Swept by Flames. Bush Fires in Tasmania
During two days last week destructive bush fires raged in various parts of Tasmania, notably in the north-west and on the east coast, where there dryness…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Little River on Sunday, when the residence of Mr. S. E. Chandler, with its contents, was totally destroyed. The fire…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fire in Nanima Crescent. a Coronial Inquiry
Shortly after one o'clock on Tuesday morning a fire broke out in a barber's shop in Nanima Crescent occupied by Norman Hood, and…
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At Wombin, near Alectown, Messrs. A. Bagwill and George Smith, sharefarmers, were burnt out last week. They lost 100 bags of seed wheat, their…
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