Fire at Marrickville Two Places Burnt Out Horses Take Fright
A fire at the factory of George H. Ball, wood bedstead maker, Fernbank-street, Marrickvile, about midnight last night resulted in the destruction of the…
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Prinz Hubertus Fire. Board of Trade Inquiry
A Board of Trade inquiry into the circumstances connected with the fire which was discovered on board the steamer Prinz Hubert as, a former…
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Burton and Sons woodwork factory of three floors and a basement in Bathurst-street, near Sussex-street, was destroyed by fire about 1 o'clock…
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A fire broke out in Haigh's wool-scouring works, Liverpool, last night, and damage amounting to £30 was done…
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The Board of Trade inquiry was continued on Friday, March' 26, into the circumstances connected with the fire which occurred in the steamship…
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A fire which broke out from as [?] cause in [?] Burton and Sons' cabinet-maker's workshop, at [?] Bathurst-street, City, at half-past one this morning,…
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Two pony performers in Fire Dance and Bright Beam defeated their is opponents at Sandown Park last Wednesday. Glue On, Dymas And Bright Beam…
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What might have turned out to be a serious conflagration in the heart of the town, broke out at 1.54 a.m. on Saturday on the promises 252 Church-street,…
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Early yesterday morning the premises occupied by E. Brunton and Co., cabinetmakers, at 33 Bathurst Street, were destroyed by fire. Charles Mitchell, of Annandale, first saw…
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The cabinet factory of E. Burton and Co., 33 Bathurst-street, was burnt out early yesterday morning. A civilian gave the alarm at 1.45 a.m., but by the time the fire brigade…
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Miss Cecily Hamilton, the playwright and novelist, whoso "William, an Englishman," has just been awarded the "Ifemina" Prize for the best work…
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The New State agitation is spreading over the north like a bush Are. The publicity stage of the campaign, which was carried out by the press of the…
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A fire in Messes. Mitchell and Barnes' photographic studious in Woolte-street early this morning caused consideration damage to the first and second floors…
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Two incipient fires were successfully nipped in the bud on Tuesday last, which, otherwise would have spread rapidly and done an enormous amount of damage. About 5.30 a.m. Mr. Bert McMiles…
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The traveller along High-street, Penrith, this week has been unmistakably made aware of the fact that there has been another job for the fire brigade…
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A spark from a lighted cigarette set alight some bedclothes at the residence of Sydney Herbert Sandry, of Meeks-road, Marrickville, early this…
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About 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon a small outbreak of fire occurred in the bedding factory at Messrs. Murray Bros.' establishment at Church-street…
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At the Liverpool Courthouse, last Saturday, the Coroner, Mr. P. 5. Poolman, held an inquiry into the destruction of a cottage situated in Victoria road, Smithfield, owned by Mr. A. L. Stein, of…
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The Mayor reported to Tuesday's council meeting that the local fire brigade had now been properly established, and was prepared to answer any call. He also reported that he had caused a letter to…
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