Fire
About 8 o'clock last Saturday night, there was an unusual [?] re of fire raging in the direction of [?] Point. Owing to a report gaining [?] is town to the effect that the residence of Mr. Macleay at Potts'…
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Fire
A fire occurred in a abed at the rear of the General Post Office, yesterday afternoon, and a portion of the back and the roof of the shed were burned. No further harm resulted, and the fire engines were not…
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A meeting was held at Woollahra last night, to form a local fire brigade. Between twenty and thirty persons were present. On the motion of Mr Trebeck, seconded by Mr.Neild, it was decided to form a fire…
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About five o’clock on Sunday last, the bell at the fire engine station sounded an alarm, and the red-[?]nted volunteers soon rallied [?]…
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The first committee meeting of [?] Woolshra Fire Brigade met on the 9th instant. Mr. [?] Richardson was appointed collector. A deputation was appointed to wait upon the Colonial…
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The Frederickton Hotel, which is the property of the Honorable John Fraror, and leased from that gentleman by Mr. George Cooper, was destroyed by fire early this morning. The fire was first discovered at…
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A destructive fire took place on last Wednesday, at Frederickton, near Kempsey. The Frederickton Hotel, which is the property of the Honorable John…
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THE Frederickton Hotel, which is the property of the Honorable John Frazer, and leased from that gentleman by Mr. George Cooper, was. destroyed by fire early on Wednesday. The fire…
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OUR illustration, from, a sketch made on the spot by Mr. A. Boyd, Inspector of Schools for Northern Queensland, gives a scene at the great fire, which occurred last month, at Cooktown, North Queensland. From…
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The Frederickton Hotel, which is the property of the Honorable John Frazer, and leased from, that gentleman by Mr. George Cooper, was destroyed by fire early this morning. The fire was first discovered at…
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There were no less than four alarms of fire rung at the various stations on saturday and Sunday, in response to which the engines of the Insurance Brigade and the Volunteer Fire Companies: turned out with…
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A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred yesterday morning, in Kentstreet North, in premises adjoining the new St. Bridget's Roman Catholic schools, and formerly occupied as stores by Messrs. Agar and Stabler. It appears that the portion…
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Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out at Messrs Gibbs, shallard and co.'s printing establishement, Pitt-street It Commenced upon the shingles of the roof, but was toon extingutihed "by the employees…
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A destructive fire occurred on Tuesday morning, in Kent-street north, in premises adjoining the new St. Bridget's Roman Catholic schools, and formerly occupied as stores by Messrs. Agar and Stabler. It appears that the portion…
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A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred on Tueadtey morning, in Kent-street North, in premises adjoining the new St. Bridget's Roman Catholic schools, and formerly occupied as stores by Messrs. Agar…
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