Fire at Newtown
A small outbreak of fire occurred in the wheelwrights' shop of willard Bros in Whitley-road, Newtown, this afternoon The Newtown Brigade was…
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Fire at Marrickville
A fire which broke out in the greengrocer's shop occupied by John Hamer, in Cook-road, Marrickville, early on Saturday morning, caused damage to the shop and its contents…
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HOBART, Sunday. -- A fire occurred at Lindisfarne early this morning, when premises owned by the Co-operative Fertillser Company, and stock valued at £2500 were completely…
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A big fire at Westport caused damage to the extent of nearly £6000…
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From as [?] cause a [?] breake out yesterday in the home of F. H. [?] is Murray-street, Maroubre. The building, which was of weatherboard…
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About 9.30 last night at weatherboard house in Murray-street, off Anzac-parade, Maroubra, containing four rooms and a kitchen, was completely gutted. The house was owned by…
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James Smith. M, was charged at the Central Police Ceart this morning with having shot at Albert Dunn with intent to do [?] bodly harm on March 19…
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Rapid progress is. being made with the erection of a new fire station Much of the brickwork has been constructed, and the tradesmen, who are…
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On Sunday last an outbreak of the occurred at The Co-operative Fertiliser company's premiers at Lindis[?] [?]…
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Glenrock Tunnel caught fire last night. The fire brigade extinguished the flames after a hard two-hours fight. The tunnel, which is near…
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A fire has broken out in a consignment of copra in the after-hold of the steamer Marsina, supposedly bound from Rabaul to Sydney. The Shipping Controller said that in a…
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Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd., have been advised that the fire on the steamer Marsina, now en route from Solomons to Sydney, was apparently not serious,…
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Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., Limited, have been advised that the fire which broke out on the steamer Marsina while en route from the Solomons to Sydney, was apparently not…
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An employer is liable for the act of his employes, even when the act has been committed against the clear instructions of the employer. Tins is the…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The Fire on the Marsina Wireless From the Captain
Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co.' yesterday received a wireless message from Captain Smith, of the steamer Marsina, indicating that the outbreak of fire on board the steamer was…
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A wireless message received yesterday by Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., from Captain Smith, of the steamer Marsina, stated that the outbreak of fire which occurred in the…
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Mr. H. Richardson Clark, Parramatta Coroner, resumed the inquest on the fire at Montain's cottage, Clyde, on Tuesday morning…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Canning Factory Aflame Disastrous Fire at Mt. Druitt
A valuable industry at Mount Drnitt received a serious set back on Sunday night last by the outbreak of a devastating and unaccountable fire. This occurred at the…
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Considerable excitement war, caused to-night on a Hawthorn electric tram proceeding at about eight, o'clock along the road on the north side of the river…
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