Decentralisation Talks Delegations Reduced By Flood Conditions
Although flood damage to property and roads is likely reduce the representation of the Clarence Valley af the…
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Floods & storms, 1948
279 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 7 of 14
Sympathy To Flood Victims
Federal and State Governments' sympathy with North Cast residents affected by last week's flood, and praise for those whose work…
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Persons requiring building materials to repair flood-damaged dwellings, farm buildings and farm fencing will be able to…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.--Probable floodings in northern inland and central rivers, forecast by the Weather Bureau this morning…
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LISMORE, Tuesday.--At a public meeting called by the Lismore Council to confer with flood relief officials, Mr. Anthony, M.H.R., said the £20,000 granted by the State and Federal Governments was a "mere bagatelle." He did not want…
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ULMARRA.--Two hazardous trips from Ulmarra and return were made by flood boats during the height of the…
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A MILE-LONG blockage of Alumny Creek, which is preventing floodwaters draining off fertile farming areas in the Great Marlow-Southgate district, will be investigated by an officer of the Public Works Department…
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Need for a practical flood, prevention scheme was expressed by Senator Amour, Federal Government representative on the Flood…
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ULMARRA, Tues.-- During the flood period, Superintendent Delaney, whose headquarters are at Tamworth, was…
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At a meeting on Monday, the president of the Grafton Red Cross (Mrs. C. G. McCallum) expressed the sympathy felt by…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Warm clothing, valued at about £1000, which was intended for victims of the Lismore floods, was stolen last…
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"FORTUNATELY the disastrous floods in the Northern Rivers have so far caused no loss of life…
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Reviving yesterday to a charge by Mr. Anthony, M.H.R., that £20,000 was a paltry amount for flood relief, Senator…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Only light and scattered rain fell over the South Coast to-day, and fears of heavy flooding have passed…
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THOUSANDS of acres of inundated farmlands were seen yesterday by the State Flood Relief Committee members when they inspected the Ulmarra-Maclean districts. Stretching for miles from…
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THE hydrous sky hung [?]ow darkening all things, and giving one to understand that more rain, and still more rain…
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Several Clarence River families suffering from flood damage have received aid from the Social Services Department…
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LISMORE, Wed.--An expert engineer with qualifications in flood work will arrive in Grafton on Monday to survey and…
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A PRELIMINARY inspection of roads throughout the Copmanhurst Shire Council showed that flood damage would exceed £15,000, said the shire engineer (Mr. H. I. McGuigan) at yesterday's meeting of the council…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—The recent floods on the North Coast were a major catastrophe for the dairying industry, the president of the…
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