Those Mysterious Fires
Three fires recently occurred at very short intervals at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hogg, Abuklea-road Epping. very little damage was done,…
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Fires, in the Suburbs
The premises owned by Mr. A. Attwell, and used by him as a cabinetmaker's shop, in Cook-road, Marrickville, were damaged by five yesterday morning. The Marrickville…
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As a result of bush fires in the York district, it is estimated that 16,000 to 17,000 acres of feed have been destroyed…
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Fireman W. Arnold, who has been stationed at the [?] station for over 18 months, was transferred to Parramatta fire station on Friday to take…
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During the year 1918 the Liverpool Fire Brigade received 32 culls to attend district fires. Good Haves were effected at the Campbelltown-road (Stenner's and…
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Yesterday's heat was responsible for several bush and grass fires, but the damage done was only slight. The principal outbreaks were:--…
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The death has occurred in Jcrilderic Hospital of William Seymour, 54 years, an employee of Bundure Station. During the recent devastating bush fires in…
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A number of bush fires in the suburbs kept the fire brigades busy during the weak-end, but none of them was extensive, and at no time was there a serious…
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REGA, Saturday.--A disastrous bush are occurred on Kameruka Estate. One dairy herd of 80 cows was practically destroyed, except. 18 which rushed into the river…
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The following summary of [?] of stock crops [?] South Wales during the [?] member is taken from the reports for…
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By a bush fire on Saturday afternoon, Mr. W. Ross lost about 5000 acres of grass, and Messrs. Osborns about 20,000 acres and five stacks fo hay…
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We have received a number of letters in reply to Mr. T. D. Isbell, who in a recent issue of the "Herald" stated that he did not believe lightning caused grass fires…
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The death has occurred in Jerilderie Hospital of William Seymour, 54 years, an employee of Bundure Station. During the recent devastating bush fires in…
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Phosphorus bail for the destruction of rabbits has gone out of use in New South Wales to a considerable extent through the danger of bush fires arising from its…
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A disastrous bush fire occurred on Saturday last on the Kameruka estate at Bega (N.S.W.). Except for eighteen cows which rushed into tho river, a…
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During the recent bush fires in the Jerilderie (N.S.W) district. William Seymour and another man, both employees at Bundure Station, were…
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The Newtown and St Peters Fire Brigades received a call about 8 o clock last night to the premises of Joseph Edwards and Son. In Bolton-street, Sydenham. On…
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HARDEN, Monday.--A bush fire started on Saturday afternoon at Mrs. P. M'Callan's property, adjoining Garangula, and spread across to Mr. Ross's property at Jellamby, and from…
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