Suspicious Fire Kerosene and Benzine Goods Stolen From House
A serious condition of affairs has been revealed by the police in connection with a fire which was discovered at a house in Bourke-street…
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Fatal Fire Young Woman's Death "Come and Help Me" [?]
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Thirty-eight witnesses are to-day being examined at an inquiry by Dr. Colo (Coronor) into the death of Gertrude Katherine Riley (38), who perished in…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--At Gayndan, three shops, with their contents, were totally destroyed by fire. The shops were occupied by George Jealous, fruiterer: F. Saidy, draper:…
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M[?] again appeared [?] at the City Court this morning, charged with [?] to Nu[?] to April [?]…
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A box of rubbish was found to be alight yesterday afternoon in rooms occupied by E. J. Parkes, indent agent, of the seventh floor at Grace House,…
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During the course of an interview with the Huon Council at the January meeting, Mr. Nicholls, the Government Microbiologist, said the…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Crown Studios Fire Big Insurance Claims Writs for £23,151
Mr. W. G. Forsyth, solicitor, of 25 O'Connell -street, Sydney, acting on behalf of Mr. Mark Blow, trading as the Crown Studios, issued out of the…
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Mr. W.G. Foreyth, solicitor, of [?] O'Connell-street, Sydney, acting on her behalf of Mr. Mark Blow, trading as the Crown Studies, has issued out of the…
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A number of writs were issued yesterday odd of the Supreme Court, through Mr. W. G. Forsyth, solicitor, acting for Mr. Mark Blow, trading as the Crown Studios, against certain…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Fire in Racing Stable Pacer Burned to Death AUCKLAND
A fire occurred in McMaster's racing-stable. The pacer Lucille was burned to death, while the trotter Norland was severely burned. Other trotters had…
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Fire destroyed the factory of Koh-[?]- nor, Ltd., makers of disinfectants, Newton-street, Alexandria, about 9 o'clock this morning. A shed at the…
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Fire severely damaged the factory of G. E. Crane and Sons, iron and steel merchants, in Mitchell Street. Glebe, early this morning. The building was of two floors. Brigades from…
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The fire at the Delhi Motor Show, to which brief reference was made in the "Stock Journal" recently, turns out to have been a most disastrous one. The…
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The contents of a printing-room at the art metal works of G. E. Crane and Sons, Ltd., corner of Wentworth and Mitchell streets, (Glebe, were destroyed…
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At an early hour this morning the factory of G. E. Crane and Sons, Ltd., in Mitchell-street, Glebe, waa practically burnt out. The factory, which is known as the Invicta Works,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bankstown Fire. Act of an Incendiary
The Parramatta District Coroner, Mr. H. Richardson Clark, held an inquest yesterday at Bankstowu Into the cause of a fire which destroyed a weatherboard shop in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Two Fires in Shop Police Inquiring
Two five were discovered on the second floor of [?] Regreat-street, Redfern last night. The premises are occupied by A Mar[?] Pawnbroker, and…
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