Fire at Lismore. Lismore
A fire was discovered shortly after midnight upstairs on the promises over Oswald's watchmaker's shop, Molesworth-street, occupied by Miss Stead. The fire broke through the roofs of Oswald and…
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The Fire on Board the Steamer Iniramayo. During Her Trip From Sydney to Auckland
In the "Herald" of the 20th ultimo a cable dated March 28, from Auckland, appeared to the effect that a fire amongst the cargo of the Tyser line steamer Indramayo had occurred during that steamer's voyage from Sydney. On…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fire at Bibbenluke. (Some of the Following Items Appeared in our Late Editions of Yesterday.) Post Office and Store Destroyed
BOMBALA, Thursday.—At 10 o'clock last night the township of Bibbenluke, eight miles from here, was thrown into a state of excitement by a fire which broke out at the post office and shop…
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The biograph, the highest type of many forms of animated picture-taking instruments, is the subject of an interesting and amusing paper in the February number of "Pearson's Magazine."…
Continued on Trove, page 41 →News by Cable. [Copyright.] Shocking Fire in New York. Nineteen Lives Lost. a Millionaire's Family
LONDON, April 9, 3 p.m.-The residence of Mr. Wallace Andrews, a New York millionaire, was totally, destroyed by fire yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Great New York Fire Millionaire and Family Perish A Total of 19 Victims. A Suspicion of Incendiarism. LONDON, April 9, 3 p.m
A great fire, involving the destruction of an entire family of 13 and six other persons, is reported from New York. The scene of the conflagration was the…
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ADELONG, Monday.—Early on Sunday morning two wooden shops, one occupied by Mrs. Brown as a fancy goods depot, and the other by Mrs. Shaw as a general store, with all contents, were…
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BOMBALA, Monday Afternoon.—An inquiry was held at Bibbenluke on Saturday afternoon, before Coroner Murphy and a jury of twelve, into the origin of the fire by which the post office and a…
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At its last meeting the Rookwood Council received a letter from Captain France, of the local fire brigade, enclosing a subscription list, and asking for a donation to the funds. The council at once recognised the…
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A disastrous fire, attended by the loss of several lives, occurred at New York. The outbreak happened in the mansion of Mr. Wallace Andrews, the millionaire,…
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ADELONG, Monday. -- The promises occupied by Mrs. Shaw, general store, and Mrs. Brown, stationery aud newsagent, were entirely destroyed Kith their contents by fire yesterday morning…
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BOMRALA, Monday. -- Au inquiry was held at Bibbenluke on Saturday, before the Coroner, Mr. H Murphy, and a jury of 12, as to the origin of the fire by which the post-office and store at…
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The police authorities in New York have knowledge which materially strengthens the belief that the fire which resulted in the death of Mr. Wallace Andrews, the millionaire, and…
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It has transpired that an infernal machine and explosives were recently sent to Mr. Wallace Andrews, the American millionaire, whose mansion was destroyed…
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LONDON, April 11. —It has transpired that an infernal machine and explosive were recently sent to Mr. Wallace Andrews. the American millionaire, whose mansion in New…
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LONDON, Tuesday. -- The police authorities in New York have knowledge which materially strengthens the belief that the lire which resulted in the dentil of Mr…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- The burning of Mr. Wallace Andrew's house in New York seems to have been merely the first of a series of attempts against the lives of…
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LONDON, April 12.—The mansion at Long Island belonging to Mr. Vanderbilt, senior, was destroyed by fire yesterday. Mr. W. H. Vanderbilt and his wife (nee Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The New York Fire. Destruction of the Windsor. Hotel. Details of the Disaster. Auckland
American papers received by the mail to-day contain a long account of the disastrous fire at the Windsor Hotel, New York, on March 17. The fire started, according to the best information, in…
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A remarkable discovery of an ingredient which, when set atire, cannot be extinguished by any known means, is reported from Cincinnati, U.S.A. It is represented as a substance…
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