Haystacks Destroyed by Fire. Wagga
[?] slacks of hay containing between 200 and 250 tons, and valued at about £900, were destroyed by fire last night on Mr. A. G. Cook's property. So far the origin of the fire…
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The Dergen Fire. Many Deaths from Cold
Messages from Bergen, Norway say that King Haakon and his staff have arrived, and have viewed the ravages of the great fire. The city was still in Hames…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mysterious Fires Phosphorus in Hay Stacks More Outbreaks at Wagga Wagga
A disastrous fire occurred on Mr. A. G. Cook's property, five stacks of hay being completely destroyed. It is estimated that there were between 200 and 250 tons of hay,…
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A bush fire broke out on the property of Messrs. J. land J. Connell, of Spring Valley, Mairjimmy, yesterday, but luckily was got under control before much damage was done…
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Details of the [?] in the late disastrous [?] in the neighborhood of Cookardinla and [?] worth about [?] were destroyed…
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The Australian Hotel, owned by Mr. Henry Aiken, was completely destroyed by fire this morning. Absolutely nothing was saved. The hotel was a two-storey brick building, and…
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The Fire Commissioners have notified Hornsby Council that they have approved of estimates being obtained for the necessary tiling, removal of the petrol store…
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An open verdict was returned by the City Coroner, Mr. H. S. Hawkins, to-day, at the conclusion of an inquest concerning an outbreak of fire at 119 Livingstone-road,…
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The Australian Hotel, owned by Mr. Henry Aiken, was completely destroyed by fire this morning. Nothing was saved. The hotel was a two-story brick building, and was the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Dazed by Prolonged Shell Fire
GERMAN SOLDIERS IN TRENCHES WHICH HAD FOR NINE DAYS AND NIGHTS BEEN UNDER CONSTANT FIRE IN THE COURSE OF THE FRENCH ADVANCE IN CHAMPAGNE ARE REPORTED FROM PARIS TO HAVE BEEN FOUND AT TIMES PRACTICALLY INSANE FROM THE TERRIBLE STRAIN. THIS FRENCH DRAWING SHOWS THE CAPTURE OF SUCH A GROUP…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Why Nicholas Wavered Between Two Fires Austria Turned Down Martinovitch the Leader London
The London Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Rome, Mr. Beaumont, says that after the defeat of Servia the majority of King. Nicholas's advisers wanted to…
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CHRISTIANIA, Sunday.--A fire entirely destroyed the town of Molde, a west coast seaside resort, rendering 1600 inhabitants homeless. The Kaiser usually visited Molde for his summer…
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A fire occurred at Flemington at an early hour yesterday morning. Albert Abbott, a drover, living at Flemington discovered the house occupied by anoth[?] drover, William…
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William Murphy, 36, a drover, was burnt to death at his home, Hornsey-road, Flemington, shortly after midnight on Saturday. Albert Abbott, a drover, was walking along…
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The Burwood, Auburn, and Lidcombe fire brigades attended a fire early yesterday morning at the home of William Murphy, in Hormesy-road, Flemington. The flames,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Bombs on Kent Fires and Casualties. Raiding Aeroplane Escapes London, Sunday Afternoon
The war Office has published an announcement that an enemy aeroplane appeared over the [?] of Kept at 1 o'clock this morning…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Drover Burnt to Death. Sunday Morning Fire at Flemington
Shortly after midnight on Sunday a fire completely destroyed a four-roomed weatherboard cottage, occupied by William Murphy, as a drover, in Hornsey-road. Flemington. Among…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Bush Fires. Accidental and Otherwise
A fire occurred last week on Mr. S. F. Lee's property. The Gap, Molong, starting in a stubble paddock.The flames surrounded the wheat paddocks, but…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bush Fires in the Riverina. Farmers Lose Heavily.[?]
[?] farther [?] break [?] on [?] Brothers [?] six hell from [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bankstown's Fire Brigade
In connection with a fire bria[?] which has last been authorised for Banktown under the new suburban ares achene, the local council has recemmanded the following to the [?]lated…
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