Recognising Bush Fire Workers
At last meeting of Timbrebongie Shire Councillor Scott made eulogistic reference to the great work done by Mr. J. Draper, Juur., during the recent…
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Fires & bushfires, 1926
208 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 11 of 11
Bush Fires and their Origin. Appeal to Those Who Know. (To the Editor)
Sir.—Daring the past few weeks [?] every country district has been partly devastated by bush fires, many of which, I am informed, have started…
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Messrs. T. M. Scott, Shire President, and A. B. Dundas, Mayor of Narromine, are convening a big public meeting to discuss the raising of a fund for the…
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Sir, In your [?] paragraph stating that Messrs, Griffiths, M. Mak and Dundas were intimating a fund for the wheat at…
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Sir.—During the past few weeks nearly every country district has been partly devastated by bush fires, many of which, I am informed, have…
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Three thousand pounds worth of damage was done by a fire which broke out on the top floors of the premises of Baker, McPherson and Company,…
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The Government Statistician has issued a report in connection with the wheat harvest. From the figures to hand, he estimates that the wheat…
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Fire, which broke out on the top floor of Foster House, Wentworth Avenue, was responsible for damage estimated at several thousand pounds…
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