A Big Fire. Damage Estimated at £6000. ADELAIDE
Early this morning the Home of Mr. J. H. Aldridge, the well-known studmaster, at Richmond Park, was destroyed by fire. Mr. Aldridge lost all his stud…
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Lake Albert Bush Fire Brigade. Annual Meeting of Members
The second annual meeting of members of the Lake Albert Bush Fire Brigade was held at Lake Albert on Thursday evening last. Mr. W…
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Tho "Southern Cross" newspaper office, Junee, was totally destroyed by fire hid morning…
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We offer our sincere sympathy to Mr. A. Bennett, the proprietor of “The Junee Southern Cross,” in the great loss sustained by the…
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About 3 a.m. on Thursday morning a fire broke out on the premises owned by Mr. Alf, Bennett, which have for many years been used for the…
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A fire has destroyed a groat part of Imanque, Chilli. Two thousand people are homeless…
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A big woollen factory at Kapoi, New Zealand, has been totally destroyed by fire. only the walls having been left standing. The total damage is…
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A fire, which is the most disastrous in Canterbury for the past 14 years, destroyed a big woollen factory at Kaiapo together with a large quantity of…
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AT the local Court—house on Wednesday afternoon, an eaquiry was conducted by Mr. C.J. Fraser (Coroner), touching the origin of the fire at…
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Mr. C. J. Fraser (Coroner) held an inquiry at the local Courthouse on Monday afternoon touching on the fire that destroyed two cottages at South Gundagai on…
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A house occupied by Walter Spencet, near Guyra, was destroyed by fire. His 22 months old infant was burned to death…
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Owing to the ignition of some curtains from lamps, the house of Arthur Lane was burnt last night, and Lane and his wife and infant child were…
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Shortly before 9 o'clock last evening, a fire occurred in a small wooden cottage with a shingle roof, standing alone in an allotment containing some…
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A fire occurred at 10 minutes to 9 o'clock last night is a four-roomed weatherboard house situated at the corner of Fitzmaurice and Travers…
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Advices received in Sydney to-day state that the Gorman steamer Schawaben, which left Sydney on September 29, has united at Cartagena, Spain,…
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Several people have been killed and many terribly injured in a fire which occurred in a six storey dry goods store at Cineinatti, U.S.A…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Suspicious Fire. Incendiarism Suspected. Goulburn
Considerable damage was done by a fire at an unoccupied house at Goulburn this morning. The fire was probably caused by an…
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The business portion of Longreach (Queensland) has been swept by a disastrous fire. Twenty—two firms were burnt out along a space of 150…
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The biggest and most sensational fire that Melbourne has wen since the great fire of 1897 occurred on Saturday night in a large block of buildings, including…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Fire in Melbourne. Good Save by the Brigade. Damage £150,000
The biggest and most sensational fire which Melbourne has seen since the great fire of 1897 occurred on Saturday night in a large block of buildings…
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