Fire at Bowral. Xmas Morning Call
An cutbreak of fire occurred at the bakery of Messre. Pickard and Son, in Bong Street, Bowral, on Christmas has morning. Mis J.White, who…
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Fires & bushfires, 1915
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Fire at Bowral Xmas Morning Call
An outbreak of tire occurred at the bakery of Messra. Pickard and Son, in Bong Bong Street, Bowral, on Christmas morning, Mrs. J. White, who…
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An outbreak of fire occurred at the bakery of Messrs, Pickard and son, in Bong Bong - street, Bowral, on Christmas morning. Mrs. J…
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On Sunday afternoon last the Bowral Fire Brigade received a call. The haystack of Mr. W. J. Gregory, situated on the Kangaloon road, about…
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On Sunday afternoon last the Bowral Fire Brigade received a call The hayatack of Mr. W. J. Gregory, situated on the kangaloon road, about…
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On Sunday afternoon last the Bowral Fire Brigade received a call. The haystack of Mr. W. J. Gregory, situated on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Big Blaze. Moss Vale Hall Burned to the Ground. Grand Panoramic View
In the early hours of Tuesday morning (about 3 a. m ) the residents of' the town were awakened from their peaceful slumbers by the noisy…
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In the early hours of Tuesday morning (about 3 o'clock) the residents of Moss Vale were awakened from their peaceful [?]umbers by the noisy clanging…
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In the early hours of Tuesday morning (about 3 o'clock) the residents of Moss Vale were awakened from their peaceful alumbers by the noisy clanging…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shell Fire. a Terrifying Tumult
It is impossible to exaggerate the monstrous horror of the shell fire, writes Mr. Phillip Gibbs in the "Daily Chronicle."…
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An inquiry into the fire which destroyed the Moss Vale hall on Tuesday morning 26th January was held before Mr. H. W. lay[?]or c[?]toner…
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As inquiry is the are which destroyed the Moss Vale hall on Tuesday morning 26th January, was held before Mr. H. W. laylor, [?]. P. M'Kerna, sub[?] of the hall,…
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"Eyewitness" with the British forces gives details of the capture of the brickfield near Guinchy referred to in the cables of the 7th instant…
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About 4.30 p.m., just after dusk, the Germans managed to flood the trenches held by our left company (writes a British infantryman). At the same time as the trenches were…
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The man who has not been under fire always desires to know what were the feelings of the man who has been during this ordeal. It is probable that…
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A British intelligence officer writes to the London Daily Express:—My military career began with an examination in German, The stock phrases were…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Liquid Fire in Trenches. Germans Pump Petrol
In view of the dastardly use of asphyxiating gases by the Germans in the fighting about Hill "60" a message from Paris by the special correspondent of the London Daily…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Under Fire at Belgrade. Trips From Vienna. Artillery Duels with Semlin
Arthur W. Leech wrote to the Daily News from Belgrade on February 18:—Belgrade and Semlin face one another where the River Save joins the Danube…
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There have been several letters in the press lately upon the question of behavior under fire (says a British soldier). The correspondents seemed to assume that behavior when…
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A weatherboard cottage in Railway-street, Moss Vale, known as Miss Eyfe's property and occupied by Mr. Lawre[?]ce, riding ganger on the…
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