Samoan Affairs. a Big Fire
AUCKLAND, Wednesday.—H.M.S. Wallaroo arrived from Samoa on Tuesday, and imports that native affairs at the Island are quiet. The ship brings…
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Affairs at Samoa. a Destructive Fire
AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--The H.M.S. Wallaroo, which arrived here from Samoa to-day, reports that native affairs at that island are quiet…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.—A sensational incident happened at Gympie on Tuesday afternoon, when a balloon ascent and parachute descent was advertised to take place…
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Miss Essie Viola, the young aeronaut who is touring the country, had a dreadful experience yesterday. According to advertisement, Miss Viola made preparations…
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Days grew into weeks, and the slow, anxious hours brought very little change in Allan's condition, and certainly no change which the doctors could call a substantial…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →News From Samoa. the Situation Quiet. a Disastrous Fire. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Auckland
H.M.S. Wallaroo arrived this morning from Samoa. She reports that the political situation there is quiet. On 31st March a large fire occurred at Apia, and a block of buildings, known…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Dubbo Circuit Court. Sentence of Death. Punishment of Prisoners. The Warren Fire -- Charges of Cattle Stealing -- The Court and the Holidays. DUBBO
The Circuit Court, which has been sitting through the Easter holidays, concluded to-day. Through the fixing of the court for Easter week the people have been put to…
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MUDGEE, Thursday.—An inquiry was held on Wednesday regarding the origin of the fire at Messrs. Tait and M'Diarmid's premises on Saturday. A. large number of…
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About 3 o'clock this morning a farmer named Thomas Douzzle got out of bed to drive some cows away from a pond. He returned to bed and forgot to extiugnish…
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MUDGEE, Wednesday.--An inquiry concerning the lute fire was held to-day, both Tait and M'Dlarmid and the insurance companies being represented by solicitors. A…
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LAWSON, Wednesday.--An eight-roomed house at Wentworth Falls, owned by Captain J. C. Smith, was completely destroyed by fire early this morning. A dance had…
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The Coroner (Mr. Wotton) held an inquiry to-day before a jury of 12 into the cause of the late fire Seven witnesses were examined. Their evidence enabled the jury to return a verdict…
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It was the day which was to have been Suzette's wedding--the 13th of December-- a dull, mild December. promising that green Christmas which is said to people…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Kempsey. Narrow Escape of the Presbytery. KEMPSEY
The fire which occurred at the Roman Catholic Presbytery, West Kempsey, resulted in the total destruction of a range of outbuildings, comprising hay shed,…
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The fire at the provision store of L. R. Hinds, Oxford-street, Paddington, as reported on page 7, was discovered about 9.36 p.m. The local volunteer brigade…
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A fire, which was extinguished without much difficulty, occurred on the premises of Mr. L. R. Hind, provision dealer, Oxford-street, Paddington, last evening…
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MUDGEE, Thursday.--Several racehorses now in town had a narrow escape from destruction by fire at the Post Office Hotel, last night. Last night the trainer of Norny…
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MUDGEE, Friday.—The Post Office Hotel narrowly escaped being destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. There were several racehorses in the stables. During the…
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HAT, Friday.—The Adelaide Camp Hotel, on the road to Wilcannia, was totally destroyed by fire this morning. About 2 o'clock the…
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