Fire Brigade Re-union
THE members of the Fire Brigade met together on Wednesday night at the Temperance Hall to hold their second annual dinner. The catering was done by Mr. E. Spring, and…
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The Fire Brigade
SOME things are more for ornament than use and Judging from past experience we are inclined to think that the Temora Fire Brigade comes under…
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AN extraordinary meeting of the Temora Volunteer Fire Brigade was held on Monday evening last at Mr. Deitz Royal Exchange Hotel. Captain R. M'Intyre in the chair…
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In the dead of the night, With their frightful spell, Come the sounds from the horn, Or clanging of bell…
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As everybody knows Captain Mclntyre with a contingent of the Temora Fire Brigade composed of Messrs. Deitz (1st Licut), J. R. Rigg (2nd Licut), and Summers, Chishohn…
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A PUBLIC meeting called with the object of forming a fire brigade in Cootamundra was held in the Assembly Hall, according to announcement, on Thursday evening last…
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MESSRS. Gorman, Jacobs, and Snelson, the representatives of the Metropolitan Associated Fire Brigades Board, who have been in Wagga Wagga during the past three or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Supreme Court (Before his Honor Mr. Justice Windeyer and a jury of four.) BARNETT V. City Mutual Fire Insurance Society
Mr. Pilcher, Mr. C. B. Stephen, and Mr. Cohen, instructed by Mr. Levy, for the plaintiff; Mr. Salomons, Q.C., Mr., Want, Mr. Merewether, and Mr. Heydon,…
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ABOUT sixty persons attended what was generally understood to be the adjourned meeting of the fire brigade on Saturday night last…
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AT the general meeting of the above held at Mr. Deitz'e Hotel on Monday last, Captain McIntyre in the chair, the minutes of the previous meeting having been read and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →By a Transvaal Camp Fire. a Round of Stories in Three Parts. (All the Year Round.) PART I.
THERE were five of us—all more or less strangers to each other, for although in our motley company three had been "mates" for a time, they were evidently…
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The regular monthly meeting of the Temora Fire Brigade was held at Mr. Deitz's Hotel on Monday evening last Captain M 'Intyre in the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →By a Transvaal Camp Fire. a Bound of Stories in Three Parts. (All the Year Round.) PART I. the Africander's Story
I am't going to mention names, you understand, for I make my living cut of these rascal Boers, and I ain't going to make enemies amongst 'em; but this…
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A PROMINENT place belongs to Constantinople in the list of fire-doomed citites. In 1729 the conflagration, which raged three days, consumed 12,000 houses, and no…
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I had been doing a bit of work for one of them Free State Boers—for I'm a builder by trade and a brick maker—and he'd been a-having a new stable…
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A meeting of the members of the Temora Fire Brigade was held at Dcitz's Hotel on Monday evening last, 10th inst., Captain McIntyne in the chair…
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Both the artisan and the Africander now rose and bade good-night. The younger man still lolled by the fire. I had seen his eye kindle at parts of the…
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A heavy time now began for poor Kadumbini. Every species of domestic cruelty was practised upon her to endeavour to extort her consent. Cut…
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ONE day Billy Kirwan, a well-known Dublin bill-broker of great wealth and equal shrewdness, was offered, as he sat on his accustomed window-sill in the court-yard of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →By a Transvaal Camp Fire. (All the Year Round.) a Round of Stories in Three Parts. Part Ii.—continued. the Author's Story
About three years ago I was in England, and I was asked by an old friend to pay him a visit at his country house. Although I had known him…
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