Country News. Fires. West Wyalong
Carry's Hotel at Marsden was destroyed by fire this morning. The property was insured. TEMORA, Thursday. This afternoon a fire occurred in De Boos-street…
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Fire at Temora
TEMORA, Thursday.--A destructive fire occurred at 2 o'clock this afternoon in De Boos-street, by which two cottages, owned by Mrs. Sawbridge, were destroyed in a quarter of an hour. One was…
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At daybreak this morning a fire was discovered in the front part of Mr. James Eury's shop, opposite St. John's Church, Church-street. The shop was occupied as a…
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Just about half-past 2 this afternoon an alarm of fire was received from premises at No. 43 Fovoaux-street, Surry Hills, occupied by Mrs. Durham, machinist. The outbreak,…
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Sir,--Mr. Devonport has very properly called attention to the want of a proper supply of water at the "Greonoakes" fire, and it is as well to say that there never has been an adequate supply,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Fire Brigades' Board. The Camperdown Contribution
There was a deal of discussion a few weeks ago in most of the suburban councils, respecting the annual contribution of the Fire Brigades Board. A strong opposition was manifested to the increased demands which the…
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Superintendent Webb, of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, who is at present on a visit to Newcastle for the purpose of investigating the complaints made in reference to the working of the local fire brigades,…
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A fire broke out in Mr. J. Eury's florist shop, Church street, Parramatta, at about half-past 5 o'clock yesterday morning. The origin of the fire is unknown, but a quantity of pampas grass stored upstairs caught fire,…
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About 7 o'clock on Thursday evening, Constable Denman, who resides in Railway-street, Granville, heard cries for help from next door. Looking out into the yard he…
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The "country of big things" has supplied us with another in the shape of one of those appalling hotel fires with which modern science seems never able to cope. Just as the public began to…
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ON Monday evening last, about half-past eight, a fire broke but at Howeâs dairy, at the corner of Forest road and File-street Arncliffe. The…
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ALBURY, Saturday.—A report from Tumberumba this morning states that Mrs. John Fredericks had been arrested on suspicion of having set fire to Reimer's haystack, which was totally…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →FIRES ! A Cottage Gulfed at Parramatta North
A fire broke out on Thursday evening about 9 o'clock, in a cottage owned by Miss Ring, and standing on a small allotment of land next to the Park lodge, Ross-street…
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About daybreak yesterday (Friday) a fire broke out at Mr. J. Eury's floral depot, Parramatta. One of the matches Mr. Eury struck when he went to light…
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Last evening as Constable Denman was passing the residence of Miss Cole, who is a teacher at the public school, Granville, he noticed a fire raging in the house. He rushed…
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A PASSING train on Thursday morning set fire to the grass on the railway siding near Cunningham's paddock, Rockdale, nearly causing a serious…
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Considerable difficulty is often experienced in starting fires in locomotive and other furnaces, owing to the reduction in temperature produced by the entrance of cold air to the fire-box. An…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Country News. Fire at West Wyalong. West Wyalong
The fire at Curry's Hotel, Mardan, resulted in the total destruction of the buildings. The proprietor, Mr. Curry, was overcome by smoke and heat while trying to leave the building. A minor named…
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Curry's Hotel and buildings, which were constructed of wood and Iron, together with the stock and furniture, at Marsdens, were destroyed by fire during Wednesday night…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →European News. (From the "Town and Country Journal" Correspondents.) Terrible Fire in New York
LONDON, March 18— During the St. Patrick's Day procession in New York yesterday afternoon the Hotel.Windsor, one of the principal hotels of the city, was destroyed by…
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