Fire at Callan Park
A fire took place yesterday at Callan Park Asylum, but was fortunately extinguished by the attendants before any serious damage…
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Fires & bushfires, 1906
65 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 4
Playing with Fire. (Written for the “Bega Standard” by Ruby Crawford.) CHAPTER I.
âI say, Percy, are you on for a bit of him ?â âWhy, whatâs the game? Anything out of the way? If so, Pin…
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The final meeting of the General Committee of the Bash Fires Relief Fund was held at the Town Hall, Sydney, on Thursday, 21st D cumber…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Playing with Fire. (Written for the “Bega Standard” by Ruby [?] Chapter Ii. Continued
[?] old girl, do you remember saying you would like to do something originalâanything for a lot of fun. Well, what more could…
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Saturday had come. It was three oâclock, Only hall an hour more ! Would he come? Dolly hoped with all her heart…
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Bush Fires at [?] destroyed several farms, [?] 1500 sheep, including some stud animals, were [?]…
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âOh, Rita, I am so glad you managed to come. We have quite a nice lot of voting men here. Doesnât the hall look lovely ? It was so…
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The residence of Mr Jno. Connelly, of Conjola, was destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon. The fire apparently started in the kitchen, but was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Playing with Fire. (Written for the “Bega Standard” by Ruby Crawford.) Chapter Iv., Continued
It was almost twelve oâclock Rita was alone, her partner having gores to the supper table to got her a glass of sharet. She was, thinking…
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DETAILS are printed of a disastrous bush fire which broke out about midday on Saturday and swept the whole of the district from…
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Edward Wolfe pleaded guilty at the Braidwood court to having lighted a fire at [?], and not extinguishing same. Constable Roberts stated that on…
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An outbreak of fire, caused by a candle igniting some window curtains, occurred at the residence of Mr F. Stapleton, Kinghorn street, Nowra,…
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Messages from Gippsland to the Sydney papers state that extensive fires were raging there last week and did an immense amount…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Playing with Fire. Written for the Bega Standard” by Ruby Craw[?]rd.) Chapter V
W. could met have asked for a more perfect day could we remarked Philip Lindsay she [?] to the oars…
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âMiss Rita, please your aunt has just returned and wished to speak to you.â âVery well. Mary Where is she ?â…
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A message from Toora, in Gipps-land, states that a fire started there on Tuesday night. It devastated a stretch of timbered country,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Playing with Fire. ( Written [?] the “Bega [?] By Ruly Cr[?] ) Chapter Vii
Do you [?] Mrs. [?] is a for[?] to-day [?] here [?] never [?] fortnight [?] quickly…
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Mrs. L[?] ds[?]y [?] has been. She had been sp[?] and after a [?] wnet [?] for [?]aen [?] different it is…
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The "Daily Mail" writes that the Duke of Fife was unable to take the chair, and Sir Oliver Lodge was too indisposed to deliver his address on the…
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The âDaily Mailâ writes that the Duke of Fife was unable to lake the chair, and Sir Oliver Lodge was too Indisposed to deliver his address on the…
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