A Terrible Storm
The Auckland barque, Otago, commanded by Captain Norman, which left Sydney for London on August 13, with a general cargo, arrived at Lyttleton in a disabled condition,…
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Floods & storms, 1889
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Dubbo Flooded. Great Damage Done
One of the heaviest storms over witnessed at Dubbo passed over the town on Sunday afternoon, accompanied by thunder, lightning, and hail. Fortunately the wind was…
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A terrific thunderstorm passed over the town to-day. The rain fell in torrents and the lightning was very vivid. Three men, with a horse and dray, employed in haymaking, took…
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Following the heavy rain of Saturday night, another storm, of considerably greater violence, passed over the city on Tuesday afternoon. For the space of twenty minutes the rain descended in sheets,…
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Heavy floods are reported all over the island. The telegraphs are down and the trains are delayed…
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Storms of thunder, hail and rain are reported from various parts of the colony. At Nowra, the corn crops have been destroyed by hail…
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On Sunday the Clarence River District was visited by a terrible storm. Stock was killed by lightning and falling trees: houses were blown down and unroofed and many maize…
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Heavy thunder and rain storms were experienced in various parts of the colony yesterday…
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The effects of tho recent storms serve to exemplify the vicissitudes attendant on the avocation of an agriculturist. There are comparatively few uninitiated with a farmer's…
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Many roofs were carried away by yesterday's storm, and much damage was done, reaching many thousand pounds in value…
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