Lincoln Woollen Mills. Disastrous Fire. Melbourne
A huge fire at the Lincoln Knitting Mills at Coburg last night caused damage of nearly half a million. Valuable modern machinery was ruined, and 700…
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Fires & bushfires, 1925
94 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 4 of 5
Fire at Alam's
Yesterday afternoon a fire started in one of the rear buildings of Alam's store, and the brigade was called to action. Fortunately, the fire started in…
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The fire bell rang out about 4 p.m. yesterday afternoon, and a few minutes later the engine was in Mocquariestreet pumping water into the bulk…
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To-morrow (Friday) the Board of Commissioners will visit Gilgandra in respect to a decision from the members of the local brigade to resign in a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gilgandra Fire Brigade Visit of Board of Commissioners Striking a Rate to Keep Service Going
On Friday morning the following members of the N.S.W. Board of Fire Commissioners visited Gilgnadra:— Messrs. T.J. Smith, M.L.C…
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A large and destructive fire occurred at Balmain last night and gutted the factory of Whitelum and Catts, wood moulders. The damage is estimated at…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Iron Foundry Fire. Sydney
The iron foundry of Jones Brothers, at Camperdown, was badly damaged by fire last night…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Federal Fight. Mr. Cunningham Fires First Shot
The first shot of the Federal election campaign in Dubbo was fired by Mr. L. Cunningham, M.H.R., on Saturday night. Speaking to a large gathering…
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Already bush fires have started in the district, no fewer than three being reported last week. The following homesteads were affected, but…
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During last week, Mr. J. Conn, of Dapper, nearly had his wool shed burnt down, luckily the smoke was noticed by one of the people,…
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A few minutes after 6 p.m., on Monday, the sound of the local fire bell indicated a confiagration in some part of the town. The brigade…
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Dubbo is now being equipped with automatic fire alarms. Those are being placed at convenient situations to serve the different quarters of the town…
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No fewer, than nine outbreaks of bush fires were reported from one holding last week, all happening in the one day The property affected…
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On Sunday morning, at about 6.40 a.m., the attention of Mr. Council (Station Master' at Gular.)was drawn by a column of smoke rising…
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Landowners and others are warned that it is against regulations to burn off within the Gilgandra Shire from October 15 to January 31 inclusive…
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Another bushfire was noticed in the direction of the Warrumbungles on Sunday afternoon. The wind fortunately dropped before much…
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A fire occurred on the property of Mr. E. S. Bootle at Rawsonville yesterday and destroyed about 120 acres of grass. The 'phone was soon ringing,…
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Mr. F. M. Hill, gran[?]ier, of "Wonga" Station, Blaynoy, had his "Yarraman" Station shearing shed totally destroyed by fire last week. "Yarraman"…
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The season of bush fires is once again with as and owing to the wealth on grass and herbage it behaves every landholder to make all possible…
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One day last week an alarm of fire was given by Mrs. Hodges, who resides in a weather board cottage at the river end of Merilba-street. A neighbour…
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