Fire Quelled by Sprinklers
A serious fire was averted by, the prompt action of the automatic sprinklers at the factory of James Sandy and Co., in Boronia-street. Redfern, yesterday morning…
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British Honour Fire. Captain Prosecuted
At the Central Police Court on April 24 the master of the British motor tanker British Honour was proceeded against by the Department…
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ON Sunday another disnstrous fire, the fourth in four years, devastated the premises of Messrs. Jerram and…
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A mother rescued her three-year-old son in dramatic circumstances from their burning home in Napoleon-road, Punchbowl, in the early hours of yesterday morning…
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A detachment of the Middlesex Regiment had to be called out to deal with rioting at Madras. The mob stoned European…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Saved Her Child Mother's Presence of Mind Fire Destroys Home
Awakened by the crackling sound of fire and smoke fumes at 2 a.m. yesterday. Mrs. Mildred Herron, of Napoleon Road. Punchbowl found her…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →British Honour Fire Chief Engineer Fined £50. False Evidence at Inquiry
Charges of having given false evidence at an inquiry into the disastrous fire on board the motor-tanker British Honour in Newcastle Harbour on February 24 were heard at the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Boiler Room Blaze Cars Damaged by Fire
Slight damage was done to a shaving shine and a quantity of sawdust and shavings in the boiler room at Hudson's timber yards, Bridge- road…
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JUNEE, Thursday.-- Smelling something burning, Mr. Arthur Smith, of Pitt- street, traced a fire to Mrs. Margaret Laurie's general store next door…
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Taking fire, a five-roomed house in Hamilton-road, Fairfield West, ways almost totally destroyed by fire on Friday evening. The blaze was noticed about twenty…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Has the Wind Up Danger of Fire
Mr. R. Bell has the wind up. He made this admission to Fairfield Council on Tuesday. "Recent Bres in Mark Lodge," said Mr. Bell, who lives…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Country News Old Landmark Destroyed by Fire
BALRANALD, Wednesday.--The Stoney Crossing Hotel, occupied by Mrs. C. Henderson, an old landmark and mail change in the early days,…
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Following a fire in the Russian Club above their premises, Messrs. Harris Bros., of 700 George Street. City, are selling at reduced prices a…
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A fire occurred last night in two unoccupied semi-detached two-story dwellings in Elizabeth-street, Redfern. The George-street West and Redfern fire brigades, under…
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When he fell into an open Fireplace, Noal Lamerton, [?] of Park-road, Manly Vale, suffered burns to his chest, back 2nd right arm. He was taken to Manly…
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The Opposition is preparing for a groat vote-catching demonstration in both Houses to-morrow, in connection with the new preference principle…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Coal Settlement Dashed "Hire and Fire" Question Causes Split
Coal settlement hopes were dashed again late yesterday when the conference between owners and miners' representatives broke…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Good Save Clarence-street Blaze
What is regarded as one of their best saves was made by the Fire Brigade in Princeton House, Clarence-street, early this morning…
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CONSIDERABLE damage was caused by a fire which broke out early to-day in Princeton House. Clarence-st., City…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Thieves Set Fire to House. Perth
After opening every door, drawer, and box in the house, and scattering the fixtures, furniture, clothing, and ornamente in the wildest confusion, burglars set fire to the large…
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