Big Fire
A destructive fire occurred at the Anchor Makings, Bishop Stratford, and the damage is estimated at two hundred thousand pounds…
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Wagga Fire Brigade
The annual meeting of the Wagga: Fire Brigade was held at the fire station on Tuesday evening, when there were present: Captain P. Spies (in the chair),…
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The biggest fire Melbourne has experienced for ten years occurred on Saturday night, November 30, in a block of buildings, including Wallach's warehouse, in…
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One of the first of the series of grass fires for which the summer is usually noted took place in the Wagga district on Tuesday, when the grass on…
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The annual meeting of the Cootamundra Volunteer Fire Brigade was held in their rooms at the fire station on Thursday night, when there was a full roll of members…
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A fire broke out in the blacksmith shop at Old Junee on Tuesday night at about 10 o'clock, and though willing bands gave every assistance, the…
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Parliament House, Wellington, the largest wooden building in the southern hemisphere, was destroyed by fire this morning…
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At the instigation of the energetic captain of the above brigade, Mr. F. Myers, some interesting competitions took place on Wednesday afternoon…
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Uncertain seasons are bad enough, but combined with other calamities in the way of those devastators, rabbits and lire, farmers would soon find their labours…
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Our correspondent writes:—A destructive fire occurred on Thursday night at about 11 o'clock when the residence of Mr. A. Willing, loco. fitter…
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A perambulator factory at South Melbourne was destroyed by fire this evening. The damage is estimated at £4000…
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LONELY fires that flare and flicker in the gloaming's dove-eyed light! Like scattered fires of dying souls, they smoulder in the night,…
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ON Wednesday last Mr. F. Myers (Captain of the Tumut Fire Brigade) carried out his previously announced intention of encouraging the members…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Items of News. Grass Fire at Uranquinty
A grass fire broke out at Uranquinty on Saturday afternoon, and Senior Constables Gilroy and Bath with two other Constables from Wagga…
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Cornelina Sullivan, Edward Sullivan, and James Jackson were charged at the Police Court yesterday afternoon with that they did at The Sock on Tuesday,…
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A correspondent outback sends us a few lines, under date Friday, 13th instant:—Among the many and multifarious dangers to which the Man on the Land is subjected…
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Cornelius Sullivan, Edward Sullivan and James Jackson were charged at the Police Court yesterday before Mr. Stevenson, P.M., with having near…
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One of the Swiss cantons—that of Grisons has gone in for State insurance against the risks of fire. The opposition to the step was very bitter. The private companies…
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In her frantic excitement, Mrs. Sarah M'Gregor, 46, whose clothes had become ignited at Bacchus Marsh (V.), rushed about with her blazing garmens, and set…
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A fire on a small scale caused some little excitement towards the south end of Baylis-street yesterday morning, and the ringing of the Newtown…
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