A Novel Storm
Last week Mr. Ben Carlill, of Wooroowoolgen, had a most peculiar experience. He was quietly jogging along the Teaterfield road in his sulky, when he was suddenly…
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Floods & storms, 1907
77 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 4
Fatal Floods. Sydney, Sunday Night
Floods at the Great Barrier, New Zealand, undermined the Austrian gum-diggers' comp three men were drowned, but a fourth…
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Recently Mr. Ben. carlill, of Wooroowoolgen, had a moat pecular experience (says the Casino "Express"). He was quietly jogging along the Tenterfield road…
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SYDNRY, Thursday.—A southerly gale prevailed along the coast yesterday, shipping being, much delayed. Steamers from the north encountered the full force of the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A Strange Storm Warning
While a British brig was gliding smoothly along before a good breeze in the South Pacific, some seventeen years ago, a flock of small birds,…
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A message has reached Charleville to the effect that heavy rains have been experienceed in Central Australia. Mr. Archdall, representative of Birt and…
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A terrific storm of cyclonic violence struck Bodangara on Tuesday night, doing considerable damage. Scarcely a place escaped. The Church of England and the…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Humourous. the Mother and the Storm
The heavy clouds were massing in the west, the lightning was flashing, and the thunder was rumbling ominously. The fond mother gathered her young hopeful to her,…
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Particulars of the cyclone which recently struck part of the Wellington district show it to be similar to the visitation at Tullymorgan. It travelled 20 miles. At…
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The heaviest floods known during the past quarter of a century have occurred on the North-west coast of West Australia…
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Two divers sent up by the Westralian Minister for Mines on a special train to goldfields readied Bonnie Vale early on Friday morning, and were…
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Last issue of the "Gazette" contains the regulations for the above reserve, which comprises 120 acres, hounded by portions 294, 91, and 299. The principal…
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Two divers sent up by the Westtralian Minister for Mines on a special train to the goldfields reached Bonnie Vale early on Friday…
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Coramba was on fete on Tuesday last week, on the occasion of the wedding of Miss Lavinia Beatrice, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Gale, Coramba,…
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A wind storm accompanied by heavy rain and incessant flashes of lightning passed over Bellingen in the direction of Coff's Harbor, between 7…
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On Sunday evening last this district experienced one of the heaviest wind-storms that ever visited the locality. In some parts it uprooted…
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A terrible deluge of mingled water and ice, probably a mile in depth, which will sweep over nearly all Europe, North…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Examiner's Sydney Buget. After the Storm the Calm
Sydney is very quiet since the holidays. Not is any direction is there noticeable movement. It is the calm after the storm, as it were, and it is remarkable how very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Gale. the Brundah's Experience
The terrifle gale on the coast the other week, started on Wednesday and lasted till Saturday. All along the seaboard vessels had to run for shelter…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Will There Be Another Deluge?
Many geologists declare that another deluge is within the bounds of possibility, and that it may take place at any moment (says N. Tourneur in the "Family…
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