Fire at Nowra. Nowra
The largest and most destructive fire ever known in this town occurred on Saturday, when a block of wooden buildings on Junction-street was burned…
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The Country. Fire at Nowra
NOWRA, Saturday. -- A block of wooden buildings in Junction-street, occupied by Servis, general storekeeper: J. Gibson, tinsmith ; Misses Bindon, milliners : and…
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NOWRA, Monday.—A serious fire occurred here on Sunday morning about 2 o'clock, resulting in a block of wooden buildings in Junction-street, consisting of premises occnpied by Serviss as a…
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A block of wooden buildings in Junction-street, consisting of premises occupied by Servics as a general store, J. Gibson, tinsmith, the Misses Bi[?]don milliners, and Lock, fruiterer, was burnt to the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Special Edition. Late Cables. Fire at Jersey City. Five Thousand Sheep Burnt
LONDON, June 18.—A disastrous fire occurred on Saturday at Jersey City (U.S.) stock yards. The yards were completely destroyed…
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LONDON, June 18.—A disastrous fire occurred on. Saturday at Jersey City (U.S.) stock yards. The yards, including the cold stores…
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The stockyards at Jersey City, United States of America, havo been destroyed by fire. Some 5000 sheep which wore penned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New Zealand News. the Prohibition Crusade Fire at Wellington. Onehunga's Lady Mayor-- Playing Chost-- A Youth Badly Assaulted-- The Calliope Dock-- Caught in a Circular Saw-- The Fortune Telling Oases-- Resignation of Hospital Trustees-- Fire at a Fell.- mongery
The Tarawera, from Auckland, brings files to June 11. The following items are taken from Auckland exchanges :-- The various licensing committees are…
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YOUNG, Thursday.—A large shed filled with hay and other farm produce, the property of Mr. Edward Taylor, of Rosehill, was destroyed by fire last night, at about 11 o'clock. It is suspected…
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YOUNG, Wednesday. -- A large shed, filled with hay and other farm produce, the property of Edward Taylor, of Rosehill, was destroyed by fire last night…
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At the Royal Exchange Hotel, Harris-street Pyrmont, yesterday, the city Coroner, Mr. Pinhey, held an inquest regarding the origin of a fire on the 5th instant at yeager's Wharf, Pyrmont…
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The Deputy City Coroner yesterday held an inquest at the Royal Exchange Hotel, Pyrmont, on the cause of the fire at Yeager's Wharlf, Pyrmont, on the 5th inst…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Pyrmont Fire. Coroner's Inquiry. Yeager's Wharf. The Fire Does £1800 Worth of Damage--The Property Destroyed Not Insured--Mr. Yeager Be- lieves the Place was Set on Fire
An inquiry into the circumstance surrounding the fire at Yeager's Wharf, Pyrmont, on the night of June 5 was commenced this morning before Mr. W. T. Pinhey…
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigades' Board held its fortnightly meeting on Wednesday. Present: Messrs. Charles Bown (chairman), Walter Church (vice-chairman),…
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At about half-past 12 this morning the alarm of fire was raised from 103 Cleveland-street, Redfern, a grocery store and dwelling, occupied by A…
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigades Board held its usual fortnightly meeting on Wednesday. Present: Messrs. Charles Bown, J.P., chairman; Walter Church, J.P., vice-chairman; Alderman…
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigades Board held its usual fortnightly meeting on Wednesday. There were present—Messrs. Charles Bown, J.P. (chairman), Walter Church, J.P. (vice-chairman),…
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BLACKHEATH, Friday.--About noon to-day a fire broke out in a dwelling owned by Mr. T. Williams. The building, which was of wood, and the furniture were…
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LONDON, Jane 22.—A destructive lire broke out in Finsbury (London) last night. The conflagration originated in the centre of a block of warehouses, and the flames spread…
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