Bush Fires Relief Fund
The Mosman and Neutral Bay Branch of the above fund has been closed. The Proceeds — including the net amount raised by the moonlight…
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Bush Fires Relief. Reduced Assessments
GUNDAGAI, Friday. -- At the monthly meeting of the Pastures' Protection Board yesterday applications for reduction of assessment on account of losses sustained by the bush fires were…
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Recent experience has clearly demonstrated in many parts of the country that bush fires have been caused by the ignition of the phosphorus contained in…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Mosman Bush Fires Relief Fund. “ Blakesley,” Mosman, March 8th. The Editor of the Mosman Mail
Sir,-The ladies committee of the Mosman and Neutral Bush Fire Belief Fund wish to thank you for your very valuable help…
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At the last meeting of the Botany Council Alderman Luland moved that the member for the district be requested to make an urgent appeal to the Government for sufficient money to complete the promised fire…
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigade received a call at 5.55 this morning to No. 25 Harbour-street, City, the premises of the Australian Oil Company…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Fatal Fire. The Coroner's Opinion
The Coroner's Court (the first held in this district since the now law providing for the abolition of the abolition of juries) was formally opened by the District Coroner, Mr. T…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Fire on the Warrimoo. Theories As to Origin
MELBOURNE, Friday. -- The outbreak of the fire in the hold of the Union Company's steamer Warrimoo came before the Marine Board at its meeting to-day…
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Shortly after 3 o'clock this morning a Arc occurred on the tug Leveret, owned by Messrs tenwick and Co., through in explosion occuring among the blue lights and rockets which were kept in the captain a…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Warrimoo Fire. Origin of the Outbreak. Melbourne
Mr. Samuel Johnson, the senior engineer surveyor, reported to the Marine Board that the decks and hull of the steamer Warrimoo had not sustained material damage, and that…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Cables to the Consul. Russians Fire on the Wounded
The following cable messages were received yesterday by Mr. Iwasaki, Acting-Counsul-General for Japan from Baron Komuar, the Japanese Foreign Minister: --…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Marshal Oyama reports that the whole district westward of the railway and southward of the Hun-ho is in Japanese hands…
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The following cable was also received:- "The following report was received from Field-Marshal Oyama on the morning of the 9th inst:—…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →William Tell Trick Fatal. Chicago Man Fires at Cuspidor on Companion's Head. and Kills the Target Holder. a telegram from Chicago, dated December 26, says:—
"You fellows over hear of William Tell? Well, I'll show you how he did the trick. I'm the greatest shot ever was." This was the boastful prelude to the death of Elmer Hunt, 19 years old,…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →The Great Battle. (Some of the items in the Issue appeared in our Latest Edition yesterday.) Russians Fire on Japanese Wounded
The following cable was yesterday received by Mr. K. Iwasaki, Consul-General for Japan, in Sydney:—"The following report was received on the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Coastal Steamer on Fire. an Exciting Time
The Union Company's steamer Warrimoo, which left Melbourne on Wednesday afternoon for New Zealand ports, via Hobart, was discovered to be on fire when off Cape Sehanck, and returned to port…
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A fire unaccountably broke out in the 1850ft working of the Carhole mine, Long Gully, Bendigo. A large quantity of old timber was soon ablaze, and the stifling smoke forced the…
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BROKEN HILL, Monday.—The ca[?]-house on Block Ten Mine was burnt down last night. The building, which was also used as a change house, was seen utterly destroyed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at Hunter's Hill. Gladesville Fire Brigade, to the Rescue
About 3.15 o'clock on Saturday, morning a fire broke out i the premises of Mr. phillippe, of Matthew-street, Hunter's Hill. The building was alight from end to end…
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A fire unaccountably broke out in the 1850ft, workings of the Carhole mine, Long Gully, Bendigo. A large quantity of old timber was soon ablaze, and the stifling smoke forced the…
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