Floods on the Hunter, Tamworth and the Hawkesbury
There have been heavy floods on the Hunter, Tamworth, and Windsor; and an immense quantity of farm produce has been completely destroyed. The floods are now subsiding…
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Floods & storms, 1866
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The Late Severe Gale on the Coast
BY the politeness of Captain JOHEPK CREER, of the Grafton, steamer, we are in receipt of on Extraordinary to the Newcastle Chronicle, containing full particulars of the late wrecks at Newcastle, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Severe Gale on the Coast. by the politeness of Captain Joseph Creer, of the Grafton, steamer, we are in receipt of an Extraordinary to the Newcastle Chronicle, containing full particulars of the late wreeks at Newcastle, and the adjacent part of the coast, from which and the Sydney Morning Herald, we reprint the following lamentable disasters with great loss of life:— Wreck of the A. S. N. Company's Steamer Cawarra. One Man Saved. Statement of the Survivor (From Extraordinary to the Newcastle Chronicle.)
THURSDAY, the 12th of July, 1866, will be a day long to be sorrowfully remembered by the inhabitants of Newcastle. It will be marked in the Calender as the day on which one of the most dreadful wrecks…
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The Melbourne Argus of the 8th instant, gives a vivid description of the late flood there:— The river rose to its highest point at about nine a.m. on Saturday morning, when Mr. Fitzgibbon; the…
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The Melbourne Argus of the 8th instant, gives a vivid description of the late flood there— The river rose to its highest point at about nine a.m. on Saturday morning, when Mr. Fitzgibbon; the…
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