Fire in Albury. ALBURY
A fire broke out early on Sunday morning in Mr. Selle's furniture shop, Dean-street, Albury. The flames were subdued before much damage was done, but one of the employees was badly…
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Fatal Fire at Marrickville. a Woman Burnt to Death
It is long since the quiet suburb of Marrickville has been disturbed by such an appalling calamity as that which happened on Saturday last. Is appears that, about five o'clock in the morning,…
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The Telegraph Hotel at Cunnamulla, the property of Mr. George Smith, was burned to the ground on Saturday. It was insured for £1000 in the office of the New Zealand Insurance…
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At about 4.15 on Tuesday morning a fire occurred in Miller-street, North Shore, by which a weatherboard cottage occupied by Mr. Joseph Williams, cab proprietor, was completely destroyed. A…
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In reference to the fire at Marrickville, by which a Mrs. Smith was burnt, and died the same day of the injuries so received, the following further particulars have been obtained:—It appears from a statement…
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At about half-post 3 o'clock this morning a fire brose out in a building in Denison-street, used as a bag store, and occupied by Mr. Jas. Graham. It broke out in the north side of the building, which was…
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At 4.15 a.m. on the 12th instant a fire broke out on the premises of Mr Williams,'bus proprietor, St. Leonards, which were totally destroyed. They were very old, and built of wood, so that there…
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Yesterday morning, at about 11 o'clock, great excitement was caused by about 100 square feet of grass on Flagstaff-hill taking fire, it is supposed by some one carelessly throwing down a lighted…
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Early this morning a fire broke out in the Commercial Hotel, leased by Mrs. Kearney. The lessee and her daughter, Mrs. Elliott, and the two children of the latter were living in the…
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DENILIQUIN, Thursday.--The most fatal and disastrous fire that has ever occurred in Deniliquin took place in End-street this morning, about 1 o'clock, resulting in the burning and death of four…
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A shocking calamity occurred here carly this morning. A fire broke out at the Commercial Hotel, which is under lease to Mrs. Kearney, who, together with her daughter, Mrs. Elliott, and the latter's two children, Mr. and Mrs…
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DESTRUCTION OF THE WARATAH CO.'S VIADUCT…
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JANUARY, 1884, will long be remembered by thousands of the country residents of this colony. The thermometer has seldom ranged higher in any portion of Australia than it did then; and at one time a streak of flame…
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IN reference to the fire at Marrickville, by which a Mrs. Smith was burnt, and died the same day of the injuries so received, the following further particulars have been obtained:—It appears from a statement…
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EARLY on Thursday morning a fire broke out at the Commercial Hotel, Deniliquin, which was under lease to Mrs. Kearney, who, together with her daughter, Mrs. Elliott, mid the latter's two…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →More Fire In Newcastle. (By Telegraph.) Newcastle, Thursday Night
An alarm, of fire was raised to-night at about 8 o'clock. The fire bells rang, and, owing to the crowded streets, consequent on the races, very large crowds assembled. It appears that…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Large Fire in Melbourne. (By Telegraph, From Our Correspondent. Melbourne
A LARGE fire occurred near Footsoray early this morning upon the premises of Messrs. Curri and Taylor, fellmongers, Saltwater River. The stock and premises of that firm were totalk…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Fatal Fire in Deniliquin. [By Telegraph, From Our Correspondent.] Deniliquin
EARLY this morning a fire broke out in the Commercial Hotel, leased by Mrs. Kearney. The Jesse and her daughter, Mrs. Elliott, and the two children of the latter were living in the…
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The Coroner's inquiry touching the cause of the deaths of Mary Kearney, Richard Marum, Mary Ann Marum, and Catherine Bridget Marum, the victims of the fire at the Commercial Hotel, was held before Dr. Noyes…
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At a quarter to 12 yesterday morning a fife broke out in the house of Charles Brown, Bathurst-street, near Kent-street, caused through a defect in the brickwork of the chimney. The fire got…
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