Fire Brigades Important Proposal SYDNEY
IN THE House of Assembly to-day the Chief Secretary, Mr. Lazzarini, moved the second reading of the Fire Brigades' Amendment…
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Another Fire at Botany £50,000 Damage SYDNEY
The Colonial Wool Scouring, Spinning, and Weaving Co., was burnt to-day, with the contents, whilst the machinery was injured. The loss is…
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Owing probably to many generations of their Cold-land ancestors knowing nothing of the danger of bush-fires, imported animals behave…
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The funeral of fire station officer Frederick William Morris, who met his death at Fowlers' Tannery, Botany, on Monday, was largely attended…
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At least £5000 worth of damage was the result of a fire on the waterfront in Melbourne to-day. The building was an historic wooden one, near…
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A grass fire occurred on Widgell sub-division near Wumbulgul railway station, which is about 13 miles from Griffith. yesterday morning. About…
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Suspicious circumstances are associated with an attempt to burn a quantity of timber lying in the yard of the Anglican Cathedral, Melbourne…
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A quantity of timber in the yard of St. Paul 's Anglican Cathedral, stacked to be used as scaffolding for the erection of the tower, was found…
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Following the fire in the scaffolding and roof of St. Paul's Cathedral on Friday night, another fire was discovered at 11.30 o'clock last night. The…
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Excellent progress is being made with the erection of Wagga's new fire brigade station fronting the Esplanade. The plastering of the inside walls on…
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Fire completely destroyed the State Paper Co's. premises at Annaudale to-day. The outbreak was noticed by workmen, and when the firemen arrived…
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FIRE COMPLETELY destroyed the State Paper Co.'s premises at Annandale to-day. The outbreak was noticed by workmen, and…
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The police are endeavoring to connect the outbreak of the fire in St. Paul's Cathedral with a number of other fires which have broken out in…
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A FIRE yesterday morning broke out in Ross's drapery store and quickly spread, aided by a strong wind, to the premises on either…
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THE FIRES which since last week have ravaged the glorious scenery of the Clyde Mountain are dying out, quenched by a steady rain…
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Considerable damage has been caused by bush fires in the Braidwood district. The fires have been rasing since last Friday, and large areas of grass…
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Extensive damage was caused by a fire which broke out in the sawmill and planing works of John Sharp and Sons at South Melbourne to-day. The whole…
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Damage estimated at £3000 was caused by a fire which broke out on enc first floor of the building occupied by the Sydney Bedding Co., at Redfern…
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Damage estimated at £10,000 was done by a fire which destroyed three business premises at Dalby (Queensland) last night…
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The s.s. Janus, whilst in the Great Australian Bight, caught fire. The outbreak was among some kapok and cornsacks. A storm was raging at the…
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