Late Wires. Sydney, Thursday, 6 p.m. Fire in Melbourne
The Citizens' buildings in Melbourne were destroyed by fire last night. The damage is estimated at £16,000…
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Great Fire in England. London. Wednesday Morning
A great fire occurred last night at the goods depot of the London aud North Western Railway Company at Aldgate. Several warehouses, which were sacked…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Very Latest. Five Day's Severe Fighting. General Kuroki Crosses the Yalu. Stubborn Defence by Russians Colonel Pakhaloff Killed. Japanese Artillery Fire Very Effective. Russians Forced to Retreat. Heroic Bayonet Charge by Japanese. Japanese Infantry Charge Across the River Aiho, Wading Breast Deep. Russians Again Swept Back. Heavy Losses Anticipated. London, May 2
Reuter's Tokio correspondent states that after five days fighting, largely with artillery, General Kuroki forced the crossing on the Yalu, and on Sunday, with a gallant…
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The annual general meeting of the board of management and members of the above was held at the School of Arts on Friday, evening, Mr. W. Nixon presiding. There…
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Morrin's wholesale hardware ware House at Auckland, New Zealand, 'was destroyed by fire lout night, the damage being about £82,000…
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Wearne's flour mills, in Dixon-street, were considerably damaged by fires early this morning. The stock was mainly composed of maize, rye, and barley…
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Goulburn street was partially destroyed by fire carly this morning. the extent of the damago done has not yot been nscertained…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Big Fire in New Zealand. an Auckland Warehouse Destroyed. Over£80,000 Damage. Several Firemen Injured. Auckland
The large warehouse occupied by T. and S. Morrin and Co., ironmongers, in Queen-street, was almost completely destroyed by a fire, which started before ll o'clock and…
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Macdunald's iron foundry, Ultimo, was partially destroyed by far last night. Valuable machinery the saved by the firemen, who worked splendidly, thus…
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About 12.10 p.m. on Saturday last, a most disastrous fire occurred at the corner of Wynyard and Simpsonstreets. The property is owned by…
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A fire occurred at 1 o'clock on Saturday in a brick dwelling at the intersection of Wynyard and Simpson streets. Tumut. The cottage, which was owned…
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The new fire bell, erected only the previous day, rang out distress at noon on Saturday last. In response, the local Fire Brigade, with reel and bose, were…
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These are to be--so our popular Captain Hudson says--âthe sports.â Every provision has been made by the commit-tee to cater for the amusement of…
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Pursuant to notice, the dedication of the fire bell eventuated at the fire station in Russel street, on Wednesday afternoon. About 70 or 80 persons put in an…
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About 150 residents assembled in Russel Street in front of the Fire Brigade Station on Wednesday afternoon to witness the ceremony of dedicating…
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Of late (says the 'Argus' Young has been free from the fire fiend, but early on Sunday morning lait Mr D Arcy Maqueen was called upon to suffer a…
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The Firs Brigade Sports in the show ground on Wednesday were a success. At 10.30 a.m. a precession started from the fire station, beaded by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire Scare at Chiltern
Fitzgerald's Biograph, Vitagraph and Waxworks entertainment, which has shown recently at Wagga and Albury opened on Wednesday night at Chiltern…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Russian Corruptions. Fire to Cover Theft
Russian officials at Kronstadt, hoping to conceal the non-existence of a large portion of the ammunition, uniforms, and other equipment which was…
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