Fire Brigade
The usual, monthly meeting of the Wagga Fire Brigade was held on Tuesday, January 3. There was a good attendance of members, Captain Spies…
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Around the Camp Fire. Editorial Nets
The Editor of THE WORKER invites literary contributions, in prose and verse, for pubheation in THE WORKER'S Camp Fire column. Unaccepted MSS. will be returned if postage is…
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The residence of Mr. R., Newble, an clectric telegraph oporator, residing? at Upper Paddington, a suburb of Brisbane, was totally dostroyed by fire…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Bushfire at Ladysmith. and What Might Have Be Un Done. The Editor "W. W. Express."
Sir,—Will you kindly permit mo a little of your valuable space to bring before your readers the value of a little united action, especially at times of bush…
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Mrs. J. Harriden, senr., of Gregadoo, writes relative to the fire which swept his property:—"The fire reached my place about mid-day on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Providence of the Bush Fire
At the Wagga Methodist Church on Sunday evening the Rev. G. C. Percival discoursed to a fairly large and thoroughly interested congregation on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bush Fires, Additional Serious Losses. Reports Form Other Districts
As reports come to hand the extent of the Widespread devastation by the awe-inspiring bush fires of December 31 and January 1 are becoming…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Wagga Fire Brigade was held on Tuesday, January 3rd. There was a good attendance of members. Captain Spies…
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The son of a farmer who worked very hard to subdue the flames, and who met with experiences on both the Nangus and Big Ben sections of the…
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Richard Flood was at the Police Court yesterday fined 40s and costs for indecent language on the 31st inst. Flood had been fighting the fire, so his…
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A meeting of town and country residents was held in the Assembly room at the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon to consider the advisability of…
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The bush fire which has been raging in the district for the past week crossed the Junee-Temora road near Bagdad on Sunday evening after causing…
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There was only a fair attendance at a meeting of those interested in the formation of a bush fire brigade, held in the Town Hall on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Year's Day at Muttama. Fighting the Bush Fires
Just about an hour or so after the new year had came in at Muttama several outbreaks of fire occured on the property of Mr C. H. Broughton…
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During Friday night a fire broke out in the residence of the public school teachers (Mr. and Mrs. Foott) at Wallendbeen; and on Saturday morning nothing remained of…
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On Sunday morning just before 2 o'clock the townspeople were aroused from their beds by the excited clanging of the fire bell, and we soon ascertained that the…
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Recently the fire bell has been called into use rather frequently. On Sunday morning, at about 2 o'clock, the bell rang out and a big conflagration was seen…
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The Bush Fires Relief Committee have relieved up to the present seven cases of genuine distress, and have granted to the several recipients the…
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A bush fire was reported on Monday out about 7 miles north of North Berry Jerry, but no particulars are yet to hand, except that it is only of small dimension,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Bush Fires. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—After the storm comes the calm. This old adage stands good for all time. Wherever human beings have their habitation there is always a tendency to…
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