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Fire on the Aeneas Great Damage Done Cargo Rendered Worthless Durban, April 22
The fire on the Blue Funnel liner Aeneas has been extinguished. Enormous damage was done, the cargo of wool, preserved fruit, flour,…
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About 7.30 P.m. on Wednesday, 22nd instant, a fire broke out in the stables adjoining Anthony Hordern's depot in Scottstreet, Three stalls and part of the…
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Further information concerning the fire in the hold of the Blue Funnel liner Aeneas was received by the Sydney Marine Underwriters and…
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The Sydney Marine Underwriters & Salvage Association; Ltd., have received a cable stating that the fire on the B.F. steamer Aeneas has been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at Liverpool. Liverpool
Last night a fire occurred on premises in Scott-street. Stables used by Anthony Hordern and Sons and other sheds were destroyed but the fire brigade prevented the fire from…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Wheat Loss by Fire Vancouver, April 23
A fire at Chicago has destroyed two million bushels of grain and two elevators. The loss amounts to 2,000,000…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Motor 'Bus on Fire. Excitement for picnic Party
A picnic party was in a motor 'bus crossing by the punt at Tom Ugly's Point last Sunday, when one of their number, Elsic Silverside, 16 of Tempe,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Great Damage Fire on Steamer Aeneas Capetown, April 22
The fire on the steamer Aeneas was only extinguished after the hold had been Hooded to a depth of 18ft. The original estimate of the damage,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Lidcombe Fire Building Burns Fiercely Cause Still a Mystery
Fire gutted a building, and caused` heavy damage at the works of the In dolo Sheep Dip and Fly Specific Co., Lidcombe, in the small hours of Wednesday…
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Just before daylight on Thursday morning, the Auburn Drigade was called to a tire. in Macquane-road of the same town. The Granville brigade followed in…
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A five-roomed weatherboard cottage, occupied by Mrs. Sophia Hawkins. Holland-street, Alexandria, was damaged by fire yesterday. The cause of the…
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Yesterday morning the residence of W. Rogers, of Capertee, was completely destroyed by fire. Rogers is a fettler on the railway, and he went to work, leaving his…
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USUALLY a fire [?] but yesterday a [?] While John Edwards, of [?] was driving a [?]…
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Mrs. Annie Locke, aged 50 years, was burnt to death early yesterday, when her residence at St. Marys was destroyed by fire. Shortly after midnight the cottage, which…
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[?] was shown by Mrs. Neill, of Evans-road, Rushcutter's Bay when her dress caught fire at a gas stove at her home to-day. Mrs. Neill…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Melbourne Fire. Police Barracks. Woman Burned to Death. Melbourne
An elderly woman, Miss Amelia Towan, was burned to death in a fire which destroyed the caterer's quarters and the mess and recreation rooms at the St. Kilda Road Police…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Fire in Mines How It Is Caused Dangers of Contract System
"Cymro," who has had practical experience in mines sends the following:-- GOB FIRES. Spontancous combustion is the most…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Insurance Crimes Policies That Have Led to Doom and Disaster No. 4.—Fire-raising as a Profession
In the three previous instalments of this interesting series of articles, dealing with crimes against insurance companies, the author has disclosed certain methods of those who gamble in lives for pecuniary gain. In the following instalment he writes of criminals who practise arson as a means of duping the companies…
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Mrs. Neill, Tangley Flats, Evans-road, Rushcutters Bay, was admitted to the Sydney Hospital yesterday, suffering from burns about the face,…
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