Cyclone at Singleton
SINGLETON was on Monday afternoon struck by a terrible storm. Towards lunch hour a heavy thunderstorm burst over the town and the place was turned into a scene of wild…
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Floods & storms, 1899
72 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 4
Gale at Newcastle
YESTERDAY between one and two o'clock Newcastle was visited by a perfect hurricane from the west. A heavy rain fall almost in sheets and was accompanied by thunder and…
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From ell accounts Mr. Wragge thinks tins will be a record summer for thundenit[?]so we advise these farmers cutting-bay and wheat to provide against the chance of a great loss by…
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WILCANNIA, Monday.—A most extraordinary hailstorm struck Wilcannia at 4 o’clock this afternoon. The approach was heralded by four heavy claps of…
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Newcastle, Tuesday.—Between I and 2 o'clock to-day Newcastle was visited by a perfect tornado from the west During the morning the weather was exceptionally…
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A CYCLONE more disastrous in its results than any storm ever experienced, passed over Newcastle at 1.30 on Tuesday afternoon, and within a space of about 20 minutes…
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COLONEL PENNYCUICK, who is formulating a scheme for ameliorating floods in the Brishane river, is now preparing his report. He believes in the suggest to out away the four…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Transvaal War. Battle at Belmont. Decisive British Victory. Heavy Boer Losses. British Troops Storm Three Ridges. the Boers Fight with Courage. Siege of Ladysmith. Supposed Peace Mission. Invasion of Natal. London, Nov. 24
In consequence, it is believed, of the threatening attitude of the British on the south-eastern frontier of the Orange Free State, the Boers are beginning to leave Natal and are making their way towards…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farm and Garden. Original Articles. No. 111. Norfolk Island Pine -- Description -- The Juniper -- Where Grown -- Grass-- The Wood -- Bark -- Berries -- Gum -- Distillation and effects on Gin -- Medicinal Uses -- Cedar Wood -- Red Cedar --Candle- berry Myrtles -- The Sweet Gale -- Substitute for Hops -- Cones -- Uses of Plant -- Medicinal Uses -- The Tallow Shrub-- Candle-making -- Soap -- The Clove-- Description -- Leaves, Flowers -- When Fruit producing
Norfolk Island Pine: This splendid tree attains a great size, often attaining over two hundred feet high. It is a native of Australia, and presents a magnificent object…
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Bourke, Tuesday. -- The thermometer registered 107 in the shade to-day. During the afternoon a huge thunderstorm worked up from the south-west,…
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It is a curious fact that Spanish guns, once turned against American soldiers at Santiago, are now protecting American territory from death and destruction by…
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WELLINGTON, Thursday.—A terrific hurricane took place at Neurea yesterday afternoon. Several stacks of hay were blown to the ground, and many houses were unroofed. During the hurricane the…
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