The Yass River Flooded
ON Saturday last the Yass River overflowed its banks and spread its waters over the flats and on to the Chinamen’s garden, reaching at its highest point 18 feet…
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Floods & storms, 1899
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Heavy Rain at Yass. the River in Flood
AFTER several days of heavy rain and snow, the weather cleared on Friday morning last and kept fine until the afternoon when rain again set in and…
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A swan, belonging to a gentleman, was sitting on her eggs on an island in a river. One morning her owner found her very busy collecting sticks and other rubbish, and…
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The Government Astronomer states that 38 inches of rain has fallen in Sydney this year, and there is more to come. It rained all day on Saturday making…
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After the steady downpour of the last ten days, the low-lying land at Tramvale, near Marrickville, is lying under three or four feet of water. The unusual…
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THE recent continues wet weather having caused much interest in respect to former heavy rainfalls in Goulburn we have been induced to reproduce…
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ON Wednesday, 8:h Feb., rain began to descend, but not to any very great extent. It continued to fall steadily during the night, and heavily and…
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(THE [?] continues [?] weather having caused much interest in [?] to former heavy rainfalls in Goulburn we have been induced to reproduce accounts of them from the files of the Goulburn Herald.)…
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[?] Goulburn [?] have been [?]…
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[THE raceon continuous wet weather having caused much interest in rospe to the former heavy rainfalls in Goulburn we have been induced to reproduce accounts of them from the files of the Goulburn Herald]…
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YESTERDAY there was the highest flood ever witnessed in Goulburn. Up to the present the flood of 1864 has been the highest known in this…
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[THE recent [?] wet weather having caused much interest in respect to former heavy rainfalls is Goulburn we have boin induced to reproduce accounts of them from the files of the Goulburn Herald.]…
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AFTER such floods as we had to record within the past fortnight that on Thursday night is insignificant. At any other period however it would…
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THE Goulburn Herald, writing about the 70 floods, re-prints the following from their issue of .30th April, 1870:—“As might be expected from the statement in…
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[THE recent continuous wet weather having caused much interest in respect to former heavy rainfalls in Goulburn we have been induced to reproduce accounts of them from the files of the Goulburn Herald.]…
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[THE iccen continuous wet weather having caused much interest in respect to former heavy rainfalls in Goulburn we have been introduced to reproduce accounts of them from the files of the Goulburn Herald.]…
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DURING the present season the prevailing weather has reminded old residents of that which was common many years ago, when floods were not…
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Before Messrs. Stephen Murphy, P.M., and John Gale, William Beatty, and Thomas Whitehead, Js.P. John Currie was charged with using indecent…
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FROM the accounts which we are enabled to publish from various correspondents in Behar (says The Englishman) it transpires that the great…
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He took from his pocket as he spoke the elegant sleeve-button, which he had always carried with him since…
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