Fire at Tamworth. Tamworth
Two weatherboard cottages in Denning[?] Tamworth, belonging to Mr. J. W. [?] were partly d[?]troyed by fire last night [?] fire brigade was quickly on the scene [?]…
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Big Fire at Temora Temora
At 5 o'clock this morning Patterson's from shop, in Hoskin-street, was totally destroyed by fire, and the adjoining building, occupied by the…
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St. Luke's International Hospital was totally destroyed by fire this morning. There were no [?] but the records and stores were [?]…
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London's new fire float, the design of which incorporates the latest improvements, is to be built by Messrs. Merry weather and Sons, Ltd., Greenwich…
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The West Toowoomba Bowing Club house was destroyed by fire this morning. The green had not been used since Tuesday night. The…
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A fire occurred at an early hour this morning. Flames were first noticed coming from a portion of the greengrocery shop of Mrs. H. Patteraon, and the building was soon…
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"YOU are liable to a penalty of [?] or six months' imprisonment." said Mr. Giles Shaw, S.M., at the Central Summons Court to-day,…
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The crew of the Swedish motor ship Tankard had a desperate fight with fire in the North Sea during the height of a gale…
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Geoffrey, who knew his father better than anybody else in the world did, was right enough in deeming him a man to whom such methods of warfare as stabbing a foe in the…
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On Thursday morning, 8th instant, a little after mi-lnight, a cottage in Wells-street, Thornleigh, occupied by Mr. A. H. Bettle, and owned by Mrs. A. M…
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Mr. Hammond, officer in charge of Eastwood Fire Station, has just started on his holidays. For a day or two, he is being relieved by a first-class fireman…
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Workmen are busily engaged transforming the upper portion of the local fire station into quarters for the officer-in-charge (Mr. Flecher). The station…
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On Sunday morning last a fire broke out in a weatherboard cottage, under construction, of four rooms, in Herbert Street, Hurstville. Mr. C. Young,…
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A First motor lorry was severs's [?] and two other were [?] damaged by a fire at the garage of Foley Brothers Dawes-street. Surry…
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At the Central Summons Court yesterday Inspector Kersley proceeded against Charles Thompson, of Samuel-street. Surry Hills, on a charge of having [?] a fire at the Sydney Cricket Ground on December 23,…
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Fresh from the hands of the builders, Fairfield's new Fire Brigado station, in William-street, is now ready for business. The building is both commodious and…
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When the Burwood Coroner (Mr. H. Richardson Clark) opened an inquiry last week into the origin of a fire which destroyed a workshop…
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Patients, to the number of twenty-one, in st. Luke's international hospital at Tokyo, had a narrow escape from being burst to death in a fire that…
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A fire in [?] Avenue. [?] by. to-day desired H.W. Bray fromnongery shop and damaged a shop adjoining. The flames were…
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