Bush Fire at Glenbrook. Penrith
A large bush fire started on Friday at Glenbrook, and continued till yesterday, when it burnt itself out…
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Fire at Wagga
WAGGA, Monday.--A fire occurred early this morning at the homestead of Mr. Greorge Mackaway, of Clarendon Farm, North Wagga. Mr. Mackaway is at present in Sydney with his…
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WOOLLONGONG, Monday.—A fire occurred at Keiraville, near Wollongong, last night, by which two semi-detached cottages, occupied by G. Dobing and W. Remfrey, together with the contents, were…
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FORBES, Monday.--The biggest fire which has occurred here for many years took place at 3.15 o'clock this morning at the corner of Lachlan and Templar streets. The fire commenced somewhere…
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The list of fires in the district received a further addition yesterday evening, when two weatherboard cottages, situated at Keiraville, two miles…
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About 3.30 this morning the town was again aroused by the fire bell, a serious conflagration having started in the heart of the town. It is supposed to have originated in some old buildings at the…
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WAGGA, Monday. — About 1 o'clock this morning the residence of Mr. Geo. Mackaway, a farmer at Clarendon, was discovered to be in flames. Mr. Mackaway is at present on a visit to…
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Adestructive fire occurred to-day at the extensive warehouses of Maple and Co., Limited, in Camden-street, Camden Town. The damage is estimated at £80,000…
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The alarm of fire was given here early this morning, when the town was wrapt in slumber. Messrs. Hutchinson and Seward's saddlery…
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LONDON, Sunday Night.--A destructive fire occurred to-day at the great warehouses of Maple and Company, Limited, house furnishers, in Camden-street, Camden…
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FORBES, Monday.—A very destructive fire occurred in Forbes early this morning. The alarm was given about 3 a.m., when a fire was seen to be burning at the rear of Hutchinson…
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CORAKI, Wednesday.—The Palace Hotel, a two-storey building, owned by Mr. Hugh Living-stone, of Codrington, and occupied by Mr. Alexander Livingstone, and one of the finest…
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A fire broke out at Rookwood yesterday afternoon at the office of Messrs. Gilliver and Curtis, contractors. The fire started in the inside of the building, and was discovered early, and word was sent to…
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HARDEN, Tuesday. -- A fire occurred this morning at Mr. A. Bembrick's store and dwelling. The fire is supposed to have originated in a washhouse detached. The front of the main building,…
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As there is reason to believe that the fire which occurred on the premises of Isabella Barton, 129 Botany-road, on the 28th ultimo, when a girl named Jessie Delohery was burnt to death, was the work of…
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Early this morning No. 3 Station M.F.B. received a call to premises No. 231 George-street North, at present unoccupied, but formerly known as the Sydney and Melbourne. Coffee Palace. On…
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A fire occurred yesterday afternoon at the Brooklyn Hotel, George-street North, owing to the casing of a cistern on the roof becoming ignited. No. 3 M.F.B. turned out, as well as the salvage corps from the head…
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CORAKI, Tuesday. -- The Palace Hotel, a has two-storey building, together with its contents, was totally destroyed by lire to-day. When the outbreak was discovered it had a good hold on…
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In the Government "Gazette" it is notified that the Government offers a reward of £50 for information leading to the conviction of the person who set…
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A disastrous fire occurred about 1 o'clock to-day. The Palace Hotel, owned by Mr. Hugh Livingstone, of Codrington, and occupied by Mr. Alexander Livingstone, was completely destroyed. It was the…
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