Third Victim of Fire. Armidale
The death occurred in the Armidale and New England Hospital yesterday of George Cook, 64, the third victim of the five tragedy at Backwater, near Guyra, on May 25, when…
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Land-owner's Loss by Fire. Penrith
A large shed and its contents on Councillor W. S. Hewitt's property. Mulgoa, were destroyed by fire. Almost an entire crop of corn, a considerable quantity of hay, and other goods…
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The story of how a woman, alleged to have suffered from delusions, had made an attempt on her life by pouring inflammable spirits over herself…
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Just prior to having his fingerprints taken on Saturday, afternoon at Paddington police station, a young man, who had been arrested and charged…
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A CIGARETTE end dropped in the important military hill-station of Kassauli caused a great forest fire which threatened to wipe out the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Winter Tea Beside The Fire Is Pleasant Hot Cakes That Will Have Appeal One Of The Delightful Interludes In A Busy Week Some Recipes
DURING an Australian summer afternoon, tea is generally regarded as more of a penance than a Pleasure, even though we know that…
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Children who were playing with kerosene are believed to have caused a fire last night in a bedroom of a house in Victoria-street. North Sydney, occupied by Mr. Herbert…
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Police evidence of a visit, to the scene of a fire in a shop at Forbes, in 1933, marked the hearing of a claim to-day before the Chief…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Fire Damages Cafe. Murwillumbah
The building and contents of the Paramount Cafe, Wharf-street, Murwillumbah, were badly damaged by fire early this morning. The fire was discovered by the night watchman, Mr…
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Arthur George Cook, 61, one of the men badly burned in the tragic fire at Backwater, in the Guyra district, on May 26, when Herbert Baldwin's…
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A cottage, occupied by Mr. Henry Doyle and owned by Mrs. Little, was destroyed by fire while the tenants were absent. Both building and contents were insured…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Fire-fighter's Fatal Collapse. Bundarra
Mr. Michael McHugh, 62, collapsed while extinguishing a grass fire near a homestead, and died of heart failure. Mr. McHugh was a member of a well-known Bundarra pastoralist…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Red Note Japan Charged Border Fire Moscow
ALLEGING a violation of Soviet territory by a Japanese Manchurian detachment, accompanied by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Supreme Court. Banco Jury Causes. (Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Jordan, and jury.) Sequel to a Fire. Halberg and others v Home Insurance Co., Ltd
William Halberg, Alfred John R. Parsons, Thomas Anderson, and Leslie William Molloy, acting for the assigned estate of Nicholas Gaha, brought an action against the Home…
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WHAT care I for Winter's gloom, Piercing gusts and sleety showers, Leafless trees and dearth of flowers, As within my firelit room…
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Accounts of the Automobile Fire and General Insurance Co. of Australia, Ltd., disclose a net profit of £13,566 for the year to April 30, against £6546 for the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Buried Fire Trades Hall Smoke NEWCASTLE
Smoke issuing from the ground behind the Newcastle Trades Hall, is believed to be evidence that a sunken dump of chitter (inferior coal) has…
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THE celebration of his 88th brithday by a well-known Newcastle Identity, Mr. James ("Pa") Dalby, was responsible for the expression…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →After the Moore-street (Sydney) Fire of 1890
The view, which is from George-street, shows the ruined buildings from the corner of Moore-street (the narrow thoroughfare in the right distance) along Pitt-street. The City Bank building is at the corner of Moore-street. After the great fire Moore-street was widened, and at the same time the thoroughfare in front of the General Post Office was…
Continued on Trove, page 49 →Supreme Court. Banco Jury Causes. (Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Jordan, and jury.) Sequel to a Fire. Halberg and others v Home Insurance. Co., Ltd
The hearing was continued of the action in which William Halberg, A. J. R. Parsons, Thomas Anderson, and Les[?]e William Molloy trustees of the assigned estate of Nicholas…
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