Our District Letters. Bemboka. Den[?] Fires No Cows Burnt to Death
A the of rather an [?]ing are occurred here on Thursday morning last, which the hot wind from the [?] blew [?] and…
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Fires & bushfires, 1919
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Bush Fires
The fires in the district have been something to remember this week and those who took part in beating them back are not [?]…
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There may be said to be a pandemic of bushfires throughout the entire State, and the destruction of stock, grass, fencing, dwellings,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bush Fires Big Losses of Grass and Fencing. Old Man Succumbs to Heat
Tuesday fast was one of the worst days ever experienced in this dis[?] and bush fires reg[?] all round. The strong we[?] wind set the…
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Tuesday, was one of those days of anxiety and fear which happily do not come often to families on the land Early in the moring the heat was…
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Writing to Mr G. R. Phillipps, Captain Millard M L A, says:- I am also enclosing copy of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Nowra Fire Brigade. Long Service Members. Retirement of Fireman Penny
Nowra Fire Brigade has a unique record since its establishment some 23 years ago, under the Captaincy of Mr. T. Marriett; it was formed purely as a…
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The clanging of the fire ball, at about 3 o'clock on Sunday morning last, although neither long nor loud, was sufficient to give the alarm to several…
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Massey Bros., fishermen, encamped at Back Forest, had their tents and belongings destroyed by fire on Sunday night last. Mr. Massey and the…
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