Fire at Coonamble
COONAMBLE, Thursday.—Shortly before 6 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in a five roomed cottage, at the lower end of Namolstreet, owned by Mrs. Hickey. The building…
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Fire at Pyrmont
Shortly after 11 o'clock last night a fire was discovored at 103 Quarry-street, Pyrmont, a greengrocer's shop, occupied by James Coombes. The fire brigade was called out,…
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Through, it is believed the overheating of the electric motor and the consequent fusing of the wires, a largo electric fan in the billard-room at Belfield's Hotel, corner of…
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Cremation societies cannot exactly be considered as cheerful organisations to join, and their meetings can hardly be such sociable gatherings as many other societies'; but they…
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Shortly before midnight last night the M.F.B. received a call to a shop situate at 103 Quarry-street, Pyrmont, where James Coombes carries on business as greengrocer and fruiterer…
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A peculiar alarm of fire was raised at Belfield's Hotel, George and King streets, Sydney, on Wednesday night, and great excitement prevailed in the vicinity until a mechanic from…
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Shortly after 10 o'clock last night a fire broke out in a shed at the rear of premises occupied by Mary Jackson, at 62 Union-street. Pyrmont. The conflagration was caused by the…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—A fire occurred at Rutherglen yesterday in the main street. It started in the rear of a shop occupied by O. Gilpin draper, in rooms which were used as…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--The largest fire yet known in Rutherglen occurred shortly after 4 p.m. to-day, when several business places in the main street were destroyed. The total…
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A rather serious outbreak of fire occurred early this morning at Drummoyne About 4.30 the brigade was called to a six-roomed cottage occupied by Miss M. E. Houston, in…
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At the District Police Court to-day Gordon Lindsay, chauffeur in the employ of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, appeared to answer a complaint brought against him by the police…
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The Water find Sewerage Board Employes Wages Board met last night at the Central police Court, Mr. T. E. Spencer presiding…
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Shortly before 10 o'clock this morning a fire occurred aboard the steamer Moonta, lying in the harbor, near Balmain. No damage was done, the flames being quickly extinguished by several of the crow, who threw…
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Five men were lying around the spark-shooting fire. Three of them were asleep; the other two lay smoking, watching the black shadows of the gum trees and…
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DISASTER, terrible in its switness, and appalling in its magnitude turned a gay Christmas scene in London to one of horror. The cause of this. as war reported…
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The fire brigade had a busy time this morning and afternoon, being called on to extinguish a number of fires in the suburbs. The first call was received to the steamship…
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Children playing with matches in the schoolroom adjoining the Congregational Church, Jersey-road, caused an outbreak of fire yesterday. The flames were…
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Our correspondent telegraphed last night:—A fire occurred off Peel-street, the main business thoroughfore, at 6 p.m. this evening in an oil shed belonging to…
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Through some tar boiling over a small fire was caused on board the steamer Moonta, lying near Balmain, yesterday morning. The crew subdued the flames…
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About 10.30 yesterday morning Paddington Fire Station, received a call to the Congregational Church, at the corner of Jersey-road and Moncur-street. Children…
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