New South Wales. Thunderstorm in Sydney. Sydney
A heavy thunderstorm was experienced in the city yesterday afternoon. It rained at intervals, and at knight the fall was heavy. There is every…
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Floods & storms, 1906
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A Flood Tragedy. Melbourne
John Reed, of Seymour, while rescuing some cattle from flood waters, was swept away by the current and drowned…
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The Saltwater River is again in flood. All stock has been removed from the abattoirs…
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The River murray rose an additional 6in on Thursday night. The whole of the low-lying country between Albury and Wodonga is under water. Four…
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The River Murray rose an additional 6in. on Thursday night. The whole of the low-lying country between Albury and Wodonga is under water. Four…
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The whole of the low-lying country between Albury and Wodonga is under water as the result of recent heavy rains. Many dwellings have been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Violent Storm. Number of Boats [?]. Adelaide
Kingston has reported tremendous seas to be raging outside the harbor. The steamer Kintore had to put back during last night's storm at Kingston,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cyclone at Cuba. London
A cyclone has caused great damage on the Island of Cuba. Many people were killed, while the Amorican troops were forced to abandon their camp at…
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A' cyclone lias wroufiurt.[?] [?] struction in the South American Republic of San Salvador, and has caused great loss of life. The Salradoroan…
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The cyclone reported from Havana, the capital of Cuba,. was the worst-on record. In the' fury of the hurricane' large buildings were shaken as though…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Cable News. [Reuter's Messages.] the Cuban Cyclone. London
The recent cyclone in Cuba caused damage to the crops to the extent of £2,000,000…
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It is not often that Broken Hill citizens are subjected to such weather as that of yesterday; and it is well that they are not. Such a continuous…
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H[?]man's warehouse was flooded last night through the neglect, of an employee to turn off a tap. The damage caused to the stock is estimated at…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →General Cable News. [Reuter's Messages.] Storm in Japan. London
Advices from Tokio state that great storm has been experienced along the coast of Japan. As a result 360 Japanese pearling vessels are missing…
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A terrific sterm has occurred in the Riviera. The handsome popular proemnades of Nice and Cannes have been destroyed by the storm…
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The storm which strack the Riviera coast on Friday wrecked 19 miles of promenades, along the coast, causing £1,000,000 worth of, damnge…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gale at Glenelg. a Cutter Wrecked. Adelaide
On Saturday night and Sunday morning one of the heaviest gales of the season was experienced at Glenelg. The cutter Playfair, which was washed…
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A new two-storeyed building at U1marra was demolished by a fierce gale that blew yesterday. A bey passing the building on a bicycle was burled…
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A violent storm at Grafton on Sunday did considerable damage. The rucecourse, where the recent cyclone destroyed the grandstand, fencing, and…
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Yesterday's storm was very severe in several districts. At Bingara hailstones 6in. deep fell. Windows were broken and houses were unroofed…
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