The Fire Fiend a Homestead Gutted
On sunday evening last [?] the home of Mr. W. Oates, lsi a [?] culoue escape from destruction by fire it appears thin a member of the family…
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Fires & bushfires, 1925
94 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 3 of 5
The Geurie Fire. Coronial Inquiry
An inquiry was held at the Court House on Tuesday last, by the Coroner (Mr. A. C. Lee) as to the cause of the fire at Geuric on 16th March,…
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A most disastrous fire occurred at Wongarbon on Friday last, between the hours of 3.30 and 4 p.m., when the magnificent home and its…
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A most disastrous fire occurred at Wongarbon last week, when the magnificent home and its contents, the property of Mr. Alfred Fuller Morley, was…
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A most disast.roun fire occurred at Wougurbon on Friday lust between Die hours of 3.30 and 4 p.m., when Mr. A. F, Morley's "Maben" homestend was…
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Mr. C. Bourchier, of Wyange, lost everything be [?] in the way of household goods by a destructive fire which occurred at his place on…
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A most disastrous fire occurred at Wongarbon last week, when the magnificent home and its contents, the property of Mr. Alfred Fuller Morley, was…
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The ringing of the five bell and huge clouds of smoke arising from the centre of the town soon had the residents running from their homes…
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A fire broke out in the Great Western Hotel, Cobar at about 12.25 p.m. Mr. H. McGroder discovered the fire and gave the the alarm. A willing band of…
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Mr. G. F. Cox, J.P., Coroner, held an inquiry on Thursday at the Police Court, into the circumstances surrounding the burning of a residence occupied by…
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Mr. C. G. Digby, a divisional Inspector from the Fire Brigades Board paid a visit to Wellington on Thursday last, and put the local staff…
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A fire occurred at Narromine early on Sunday morning, when an unoccupied house, known as the Old Rectory, near the show ground, was destroyed by fire…
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At about 1 a.m this morning a fire was discovered in the Crystal Palace Hall and before it could be extin guished the front of the pianola and…
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Great enthusiasm has been evoked in the Australian picture world by the arrival here of Pauline Frederick, one of the foremost "movie"…
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Just before 6 p.m. on Monday a quantity of kapok was discussed to be on fire in a storeroom at the back of the Western Stores, Ltd a premises. A…
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Bush fires are among the many unpleasant events that attend life almost anywhere. They are generally, caused by sparks from…
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A big fire occurred in Melbourne last: night at Flinders Lane, when the three upper floors of a large warehouse, with several tenants, was gutted. The…
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One of the most disastrous fires in the history of the West occurred at Forbes recently. The scene of the conflagration was Anderson and Foreman's…
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On Sunday morning at about twenty minutes to three the clanging of the fire bell aroused local residents from their slumbers, the cause…
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A huge fire at the Lincoln Knitting Mills at Coburg last night caused damage of nearly half a million. Valuable modem machinery was ruined and 100…
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