Serious Fire Many People Homeless Auckland (N.z.), Dec. 15
A disastrous fire occurred at Raurimu a town about 200 miles from. Auckland, on the main Line to Wellington…
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Woman Shot Dead Sensation at St. Kilda Man Fires Six Times Neighbor's Pursuit Evaded MELBOURNE
In sensational circmstances a woman was shot dead outside her home in Mary-street, St. Kilda, late last night. Statements of residents of…
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A number of disastrous bush fires broke out in various parts of Victoria during the week-end. Two bridges were destroyed at…
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Fieree bush and grass fire blazed along the George's River this afternoon. It was estimated that the flames swept through nearly 1000 acres in…
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On Friday night, about 8 o'clock, a little petrol caught alight alongside a car at Mr. W. H. Richardson's shop, and someone rang up the bridge. In…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Narandera Public Hall Burnt Narrandara
Narrandera Public Hall the property of Mr. E. H. Dixon [?] was completely gutted by the at is a.m. to-day. The approximate amount…
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Six men are missing as the result of an explosion at Birchen wood [?] Kidgrove Staff[?] last night…
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Six men are missing owing to an explosion at the Birehenwood colliery, Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, last night. The explosion occurred when the…
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A number of disastrous bush fires broke out in various parts of Victoria during the week-end. Two bridges were destroyed at Royston. At Colac,…
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About 2.45 a.m. on Saturday the citizens were aroused from their slumbers by the ringing of the fire bell and the whistling of the engines…
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Just as Mr. C. E. Ladd and family, of Mimosa, were about to sit down to lunch, the alarm of fire was given, and in an incredibly short space of…
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A fire broke out on Mr. W. H. Mattingley's farm, about eight miles from Grong Grong, about 10.[?]0 a.m. on Thursday last, and destroyed about…
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A bush fire of large proportion is still raging in the Rubicon Forest, which is in danger of being completely wiped out…
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Clouds of smoke from small bush fires drifted "through the Dandenoug ranges, where hundreds of week-enders' had camped…
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Too much care cannot be taken by persons who light camp fires in the country at this [?]me of the year, tor the danger from bush tires is great…
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The hot weather which prevailed in the city and suburbs, to-day, was responsible for a large number of bush fires. Practically every suburb…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Motor Garage Fire Melbourne
Messrs. Kilburn and Den[?]ham’s motor garage, in Chapel Street Prahran was destroyed by [?] this [?]…
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The deva[?]ting fire is still [?]sing in the Rubison-Forest, and the whole forest comprising 81,000 acres, is in danger of being wiped out unless, ain…
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The first big bush tire within the immediate district was reported to have broken out during the forenoon yesterday at Messrs Morgan and…
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Messis George and Pearce, saw mill owners, have decided to issue writs for damages against the Electricity Commission whose employers…
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