Fires
Mrs. Brennan's residence in Cemetary-road, Goondiwindi, was completely destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning together with the whole of the contents. The fire originated through a…
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Causes of Fires
Mr. Haslam, a professional fire-loss assessor, has been turning his attention to the subject of obscure causes of fire, and has communicated the results in a paper…
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THE University of Columbia, in Missouri, was on January 11 burnt down. 40,000 books were destroyed…
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AUCKLAND, Friday. -- A fire occurred at the dwelling of Mr. Raphaell, Christchurch, last night. A domestic servant named Blackmore failed to make her escape, and one of…
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MR. REUBEN HALLENSTEIN, a young Australian, has recently taken out a patent for an invention which promises to be of great value to the community. It is known as…
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The hearing of the adjourned charge of having maliciously set fire to a shop at 95 George-street West on November 21 last against Isaac Abrahams, a tobacconist, was…
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A serious fire which occurred at Mount Zeehan this morning destroyed Mulcahy's new hotel, one of the finest buildings in the township. The loss, which is estimated at…
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A wooden tenement in the Brickfields, which was unoccupied, was burnt to the ground on Saturday night. The origin of the fire is a mystery…
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THE inquest into the fire on the W. H. Lincoln was continued this afternoon. Charles Bear, late second officer of the W. H. Lincoln, stated that he was in the…
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AT his court, Chancery-square, this morning the City Coroner resumed the inquest commenced on Wednesday last into cause of the recent outbreak of fire on board the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fetters of Fire: a Novel of Stirring Incident. [Now First Published.] (All Rights Reserved.) Contents. Chapter
XX. THE ICE BREAKS. XXI. CHAELEY'S HOME. XXII. THE CRISIS. XXIII THE ROBINSONS…
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ALBURY, Monday. -- One of the recent bush fires in the Germanton district is said to have been traced to the act of two men named Robert Marsh and Thomas Jones, who were…
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A serious fire which occurred at Mount Zeehan this morning destroyed Mulcahy's new hotel, one of the finest buildings in the township. The loss, which is estimated at…
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HOBART, Monday. -- A destructive fire occurred early this morning at Zeeban, which destroyed Sullivan's hotel, the new post and telegraph and police office. The fire…
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BROKEN-HILL, Monday. -- The Acacia Dam Hotel, 10 miles from Broken-hill, was burnt to the ground last night. It was one of the oldest hotels on the Barrier, and was used as…
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THE inquest into the fire on the W. H. Lincoln was continued this afternoon. Charles Bear, late second officer of the W. H. Lincoln, stated that he was in the…
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The inquiry relative to the fire which broke out upon, the ship W. H. Lincoln, in Woolloo-mooloo Bay, on the evening of January 4th, and resulted in the destruction of that vessel, was…
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The inquest relating to the circumstances connected with the recent fire on board the American ship W. H. Lincoln was resumed before the City Coroner at his Court,…
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A destructive fire occurred at Zeehan this morning. It originated in the kitchen of the Royal Exchange Hotel, about half-past 3. The flames rapidly spread to the hotel and the new post and…
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THE inquest into the cause of the fire which destroyed the American ship W. H. Lincoln on January 4 was resumed before the City Coroner this morning at his court,…
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