Wagga Fire Brigade
The usual monthly meeting of the Wagga Fire Brigade was held at the fire station on Tuesday evening last. There were present: Capt. Strusz, 1st…
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Nove[?] CAUSE of Bush Fires
Among novel ways in which fires occur in the harvest field, Mr. E. H. Cuttle, dating from Ultima, in the mallee, writes —One of our neighbo[?] has been very…
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The monthly meeting of the above brigade was held at the fire station on Tuesday evening last. Present:—Capt. Struz, let Lieut. Spies, 2nd Lieut. Shaw, Treasurer…
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An inquest into the circumstances connected with the recent fire at North Wagga, whereby two attcks of hay, the property of George. Moore, were totally destroyed on…
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The Deputy District Coroner, Mr. Coleman, held an inquest yesterday at the Black Swan Hotel, North Wagga, into the circumstances surrounding the fire by which…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Witch of Ballycullagh. Author of "How Came He Dead ?" "An Excitement Knave," "A Justified [?]," "On Wheels of Fire," &c., &c
N.E. afternoon [?] mid August Lord Rosneath was returning…
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AN inquest was held at North Wagga on Friday last into the circumstances surrounding a fire by which two Stacks of. hay, the property of Mr. George…
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ON Sunday morning, just before daybreak, the firebell rang out vigorously, and it is safe to say that thousands jumped out of their beds to see where…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hay Stacks Destroyed by Fire. Owned by Mr. W. H. Richardson. an Inquest Held. Two Men in Custody
BEFORE Mr. W. H. Matthews, J.P., Coroner. On the above date an inquest was hold at the Court-house touching the destruction by fire of three hay stacks, the property of…
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An inquest into the circumstances connected with the recent fire at North Wagga, whereby two stacks of hay, the property of George…
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At the last meeting of the local Firs Brigade, much regret was expressed at the fact that the close of Mr. F. A. Smith's term of Mavorality involved his retirement…
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On Sunday morning, at 4 o'clock, a fire broke out in a two-stall stable attached to the premises of Mr. Alexander Camming, of Collins-street, Newtown, and as a result the…
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On Saturday morning there happened a fortunate and narrow escape from what might have proved a disastrous con[?]agation, which was discovered in…
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A fire broke out in Collins-street, Newtown, about 4 O'clock on sunday morning, and completely destroyed a brick stable building, the property of…
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THE annual meeting of members of the above took place in the Council Chambers on Friday evening last when there were present--Messrs. Nixon…
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Beale and Co.'s piano factory, Annandale was considerably damaged by fire last night…
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A fire occurred last night on board the barque Waterloo, which had nearly completed loading a cargo of wool, wheat, &c., for London, and a portion of the…
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A successful fire extinguishing exhibition was conducted at the rear of the Prince of Wales' Hotel last night. A structure of [?]aths and canvas was thoroughly saturated…
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Last night fully 800 people assembled at the rear of the Prince of Wales Hotel to witness a rather novel method of extinguishing a conflagration by the means of John…
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The attention of farmers who are burning off, may well be directed to the clause of the Fires Prevention Act which stipulates that the break shall be 15ft. wide. At the police…
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