£1500 Damage Fire in Furniture Factory Melbourne
Damage estimated at £15,000 was caused by a fire in a furniture factory at Northcote early this morning. The outbreak is believed to have…
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Nine Deaths Fire in Apartment House Spectacular Escapes Knoxville (Tennessee)
Two women and seven children were burnt to death, in a fire in a three-storey apartment house, and 19 escaped. A man leapt from second…
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Fire is one of man's greatest servants, but what a terrible master! A lighted match or lighted cigarette dropped by a thoughtless…
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Fire is one of man's greatest servants, but what a terrible master! A lighted match or lighted cigarette dropped by a thoughtless smoker; a…
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Bush Fires Advisory Committee Sydney, writes:— Put out that match or cigarette before throwing it away, and when…
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The estimated expenditure for the Gundagai fire district for the coming year is £348, of which, the Gundagai Shire’s portion is £86…
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Information was supplied by the Nangus Bush Fire Brigade that Geo. Rose had been elected captain, and W. H. Makeham vice-captain of same…
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A fire this afternoon destroyed a shed at the rear of Mr. Vern Corby's Sutton street, and a big bush fire was raging out at Mr. Jos. Moore's…
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When an outhouse at the rear of the Hotel Victoria, Baylis-street, caught alight shortly before 9 o'clock last night, a large crowd was attracted by…
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The tragic circumstances under which a father and his infant daughter met their death at Albury when their home was razed by fire on December 2 were…
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The holiday season is at hand and with it, of course, comes the urge to travel. While many people will use the railway, and some will travel by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Grass Fire at North Junee
The Junee Fire Brigade was called out to a grass fire just after noon yesterday. It was on the Crawley Estate at North Junee. A few acres of grass…
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Fire is one of man's greatest servants, but what a terrible master. A lighted match or lighted cigarette dropped by a thoughtless smoker—…
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The Junee Fire Brigade received a call out to a grass fire at noon yesterday. The fire started near the home of Mr. O. J. Boardman on the…
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Shortly after 9 o'clock on Saturday night, a fire broke out in the home of Mr. Jack Dunn at Merungle Hill and in a comparatively short…
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French anti-aircraft guns in the French concession at Canton, fired on Japanese 'planes which dropped bombs near the French Concession…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A New Angle! Did Japanese or Panay Fire First? Tokio
The Japanese Foreign Office spokesman (Mr. Kawai) said to-day that the recall of Rear-Admiral Mitsunami for the Panay bombing was…
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The Japanese Foreign Office spokesman (Mr. Kawai) said that the recall of Rear-Admiral Mitsunami for the Panay bombing was considered to be…
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With the holidays approaching there will be many people travelling by road and camp fires will be made for the boiling of the billy. December has been…
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The fire which got away from the railway, and on to Mr. Jos. Moore's "Kanacca,' actually burnt 200 acres of grass, worth at this, time about £1 an…
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