Moss Vale Fire Brigade v. the Board
The position of affairs in connection with the strained relations which exist between the Moss Vale Fire Board and the brigade received further consideration at the meeting…
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Fires & bushfires, 1906
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In the Fire. a Pearl Necklace
The Vienna "Tagblatt"relates the following story:—Madame L,— a lady of independent means, returning home recently from an evening party, placed her…
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About 1 o'clock yesterday (Thursday) a fire was discovered at Burradoo Park, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. W. Sydney. The outbreak, which was first discovered…
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A meeting of the above named board was held at the fire station on Thursday afternoon last. The mayor presided and the Government representative, Mr. J. A. Badgery, was…
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Matters connected with the Moss Vale Fire Board and the Fire Brigade do not appear to be proceeding very harmoniously, and the latest attempt to smooth out the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Girl Murderess. Trial by Fire
The defence of Josephine Terranova, the Sicilian girl murderess, closed to-day; with expect evidence in support of the plea of insanity. The details of…
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The Mayor (Aid. Oxley) presided at a meeting of the above board which was held on Monday, Messrs. G. E. Marston, Ebb.Davis, and P. Beer (hon. sec.) being also…
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A meeting of the above board was held on Monday last, the members present being the mayor, Aid. H. M. Oxley (chair), Messrs. G. E Merston,…
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Passengers by the Melbourne express, which arrived in Sydney on Saturday morning nearly an bour and 10 minutes behind schedule time, tell of an exciting…
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The members of the above brigade have not hailed with any degree of satisfaction the Fire Board's action in discontinuing the insurance of the firemen against accident…
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A meeting of the above Board, at which there were present Ald. Oxley (Mayor), aud Messrs. Maraton, Davis, and P. C. Peer was held on Friday afternoon, the chief…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bowral Fire Board. to the Editor
SIR,— I notice in your issue of the 18th a letter from the Bowral Fire Board to the brigade member, in reply to the firemen's request that the board…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Strange Fire. Contents of a Box Burning. Suspected Incendiarism
A strange fire, reports the "Daily Mail," of July 30th, occurred last night at the Cranbourn street, W.C., Post Office…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Great Whisky Fire. Streams of Burning Spirit
Never in the history of Dundee has a fire of such dimensions boon witnessed as that which, as reported in the "Daily Mail" of 21st July,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Legislative Assembly. Careless Use of Fires Bill
The Premier moved the second reading of this Bill. He said the necessity for the measure had been shown by unfortunate experiences of…
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Gleaming up among the ranges when the dark creeps o'er the earth; Sparkling on the desert stretches, where the hot winds have their birth;…
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A weatherboard cottage, containing six rooms and detached kitchen, situated about midway between Burrawang and Robertson, and occupied by Mr. J. Dennis, was totally…
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Into a Florence flask containing three or four ounces of water, put thirty grains of phosphorus. Then set the flask over a lamp…
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Place a few pieces of phosphuret of lime in a tumbler of water, and bright flashes of light will dart from the surface. This is an…
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On Sunday evening last a weatherboard cottage near Burrawang, occupied by Mr. J. Dennis, consisting of six rooms and detached kitchen, was totally destroyed by fire…
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