Chalet Gutted by Fire
THE £16,000 Chalet at Mount Kosciusko, which was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Guests and members of the staff were forced out into a blizzard…
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THE £16,000 Chalet at Mount Kosciusko, which was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Guests and members of the staff were forced out into a blizzard…
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Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Chalet (top) at Charlotte Pass, Mt. Kosciusko, which was burnt to the ground early yesterday morning. After standing outside in a blizzard while the fire raged, 53 guests and the staff of about 30 sheltered in sheds until dawn, when they made an arduous journey of 11 miles on skis to the Hotel Kosciusko. Lower left: Part of the track to the hotel. Lower right: Photograph of a corner of the lounge-room at the Chalet, which was taken recently…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Anthony Dawson, 34, awoke in his home in Crown Street. Darlinghurst, early this morning, to find that his bed was alight. He ran into the street with his pyjamas alight,…
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Continued on Trove, page 5 →THE FIRST GROUP to reach Hotel Kosciusko after a terrible trip of 11 miles through a blizzard after the disastrous fire which destroyed the Chalet yesterday. ON SUNDAY, Margaret and Bill Day, children of Mr. George Day, the manager, were happy rolling their giant snowball. On Monday morning they were awakened by their father and carried from the blazing Chalet…
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Continued on Trove, page 5 →DRAMATIC stories of escape from flames and an 11-mile trek through snow-chilled winds to shelter, were told last night at the Hotel Kosciusko…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Chalet at Charlotte Pass, Mount Kosciusko, was burnt to the ground in the early hours of yesterday morning:. Fifty-three members…
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Continued on Trove, page 16 →The Chalet at Kosciusko was destroyed by fire early on Monday morning when the guests and staff, numbering 110, were asleep. So quickly did the flames spread that most of the residents, after the alarm, had time only to snatch a blanket or a coat before making their escape. After waiting for daylight in a neighbouring shed they set off in two parties, headed by guides, for the Hotel Kosciusko, eleven miles way, the journey being made difficult and painful by a driving snowstorm…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →HAPPY AGAIN after ordeal. Members of the Alpine Club of Australia, housed at Hotel Kosciusko…
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