The Fire on Board the W. H. Lincoln
Messrs. Fraser and Co. are to sell alongside the ship to-day, at 2.30 p.m., the masts, yards, gear, and rigging belonging to the W. H. Lincoln…
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Fetters of Fire: a Novel of Stirring Incident. [Now First Published.] (All Rights Reserved.) Contents. Chapter
XI. NEMESIS. XII. "MOOD AND TENSE." XIII. LOTHARIO. XIV. AT LAST…
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At Christmas time hot weather can always be expected, but 97.5 in the shade recorded at the Sydney Observatory on Wednesday, 30th ultimo, was excessive. This is the highest temperature…
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ALBURY, Tuesday— David O'Connor, an elderly man, who for four months past has been camped on the reserve at Kirndeen Station, splitting sleepers for the Corowa railway, appeared, on…
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Extensive bush fires are raging in the vicinity of Qninas-Grenfell road, seven miles from Young…
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A man named David O'Connor was charged this morning at the local police court with carelessly using fire at Kirndren on the 29th December. Owing to accused's carelessness in lighting a camp fire in the…
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The hush fires continue to rage in various parts of the country, and they are doing immense, damage.. Unlike fires in cities and towns, they are not easily grappled with. There…
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WE learn by telegraph from Albury that the latest reports from parts of River[?] which have been laid waste by the terrible bush fires state that nearly all the fires have now been gor under…
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ALBURY, Friday. -- It was hoped that the bush lives were all extinguished ; but, unfortunately, two fires broke out yesterday -- one at Boomaroomana and another at Savernake,…
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GUNDAGAI, Monday.— A fire, which has been run, Adelong Crossing, and toward Hillas Creck, has been very destructive. Owing to the stong…
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Sir.—Can nothing be done to disarm in some degree the fire flend in regard to bush fires! I think if a belt of country were ploughed and sown, with buffalo grass that these belts would furnish a vantage ground whence to fight…
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BRISBANE, Friday. -- Two fires occurred this morning. One destroyed four houses at Torwood, and the other destroyed two shops in Stanley-street…
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No tales of terror told anywhere this Christmas can have surpassed the [?] enacted in this country during the late, to so many of us, purely festive season. While we, more fortunate, have…
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Two fires occurred in Brisbane this morning. One destroyed four houses in Torwood-street, and the other destroyed two shops in Stanley-street…
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The total number of alarms received for fires, or supposed fires, in Sydney and suburbs last year was 326, as against 298 in 1890. Of those 62 were false alarms in 1891, and 44 in 1890. In…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—A fire broke out this morning at 2 o'clock at the residence of Senior-Con-stable George, in Heissler-street, Torwood, which resulted in the destruction of that and three…
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A very disastrous fire occurred at Narrandera on December 31, when Elysea Richards's restaurant and Princes's bakery were completely destroyed. The fire bell started…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →A Refiner's Fire. Selected
" For He is like a refiner's fire. And He shall sit as a refiner and purifier "of silver" (Pvlalachi iii: 2, 3). A lady in Dublin became interested in the meaning…
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On Saturday evening the third fire for the new year broke out, when several bedrooms at the back of a steam laundry were partially destroyed. By the aid of willing hands and a little water the flames were…
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A NEW steam fire engine, built by Messrs. Shand and Mason, London, to the order of the Fire Brigades Board of New South Wales, arrived in Sydney on Saturday by the steamer Port Douglas…
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