Where Were You Saturday Night? An Episode Of The Flood
NOW that's an ordinary enough question under ordinary enough circumstances but who would say…
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Floods & storms, 1954
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Flood-made Aquarium
LAWRENCE.--Much interest is being taken in a small swamp at the back of the township. It is a…
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MACLEAN.--After the tribute to fallen comrades had been observed at the annual meeting of Maclean…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.--The State Government had received 550 claims for financial assistance from householders in the North Coast flooddamaged areas, the Minister for Social Services,…
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South Grafton Flood Relief Committee met again yesterday and disbursed about £4300 of…
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The following extracts are from an [?]ditorial which appeared in the "Examiner" on the morning of June 16,…
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CHATSWORTH.--During the flood Raymond Everson, of Chatsworth, wrote a note stating his…
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Mr. Rus King, of Wharf street, South Grafton, is confronted by a puzzling problem…
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Mr. G. E. Walker, City Engineer, told Grafton City Council meeting that although flood water two to three feet had flowed over the Ulster Lodge…
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AId. W. E. Crisp, chairman of the South Grafton Flood Relief Committee, said last night that the…
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Following is a summary of some features of the 1948 flood. It is not a good one, as the damage caused on…
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The following statement was issued orally by Mr. Wilfrid C. Sheather (chairman), and Mr. B. Pratt…
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A preliminary estimate of £12,000 was given at yesterday's meeting of the Copmanhurst Shire Council as the cost of damage by the flood in the shire area…
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All future building applications submitted to the Copmanhurst Shire Council will be…
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The first executive meeting of the Clarence Valley Women's Flood Control Committee at which steps were taken to implement motions agreed to at the mass meeting of women in…
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The president of the Coast Group of the Country Women's Associotion (Mrs.W O.McEwan, expressed plesure…
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The North Coast Group of the Country Women's Association wants a new system for of Government Flood Relief funds…
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Branch delegates to the Country Women's Association North Coast Group Council meeting, at Coffs Harbour on Tuesday, expressed whole-hearted support for proposals made by…
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An important announcement of special interest of banana and small crop growers hit by the recent cyclone and flood has come to hand this week concerning further financial assistance for rehabilitation purposes…
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AGAIN it is this newspaper's duty to make clear to the people of the Clarence that the removal of soil by heavy raids and floods, and the…
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