Bush Fire at Gular
A fire, causing considerable damage, started on "Lutterworth," the property of Mr. Harry Colless, at G[?]largambone. This gentleman was going out with a…
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Fires & bushfires, 1926
208 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 11
Judging Shell-fire by Music
How a keen musical ear became useful to the Austrian army is told by a violinist whose ear detected the difference in sound made by a shell that…
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Fire early yesterday destroyed a block of wooden buildings, including a billiard room, estate agency office, and bund room…
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An outbreak of fire occurred in a truck of wheat standing to the Narromine railway yard. Before it assumed any very great proportions it was…
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During the full force of the high wind which prevailed yesterday morning, a bush fire broke out on portion of Mr. C. Cosier's property…
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A bush fire at Condobolin last Thursday destroyed 100,000 acres, of grass, and homesteads were only saved by the strenuous efforts of volunteer…
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On Tuesday night lightning started a fire in a paddock owned by Mr. Gibbs, ten miles from Dubbo on the Peak Hill Road. Some acres of grass was burnt…
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Just after midday one day last O.M.R. the attention of Mrs. [?] was attracted by snake issuing tam the Kitchen of a neighbouring honer owned…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gulargambone Advocate 'Phone 6 Gulargambone Edited by Edgar Crook Devoted to Furthering the Interests of [?] Gulargambone The Advocate Bush Fires
Once more the dreaded visitation of bush fires has been reported. This occurred during last week when 2000 acres of good grass was destroyed…
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He would not by a careless word Do injury to a man, Nor snatch from life one treasure More than honour truly can;…
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Instances of outbreaks of fire have been reported in the Trangie districts, and those prove how careful persons should be with the use of fire. An…
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We learn that Mr. Thomas Dean's goods shed, stable and barn were burned during last Friday night (March 7, 1880), with 50 tons of hay…
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He would not by a careless word Do injury to a man, Nor snatch from life one treasure More than honour truly can;…
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Mr. J. C. Brownlow's beautiful home at Eschol was burnt to the ground this morning. It is stated that nothing whatever to saved…
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A disastrous Arc occurred at Tingha, near Inverell, yesterday, the majority of local shops being gutted, including Cowan's Caledonian Hotel, Thurling's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trangie Doings Serious Outbreak of Fire
On Tuesday (Anniversary Day) news reached Trangic of a serious out break of fire at the weir. The fire—fighting appliances were rushed to the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nillera Homestead Fire Coroner's Inquiry
Mr. Coroner Buttenshaw, of Nymagee, held an inquiry on Saturday last at Nillera Station concerning the fire which destroyed the station homestead…
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A fire broke out in the bark And rubbish in Utley and Co.'s timber yard on Saturday. When the fire call came a dense column of smoke was rising…
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Accidentally set slight, was the verdict of Mr. Scobie in the Inquiry which the held into the Are on Boothenba on February 2, when a stack of hay…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Destructive Fire. Mr Wakes Residence Burnt to the Ground
On Wednesday evening last at about 9.30 a fire broke out in the private residence of Mr. H. M. Ware, Stock and Station Agent, in Mortin…
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