Telegrams. the War. Mafeking. Forced Marches by Boers. Heavy Rain. London
Colonel Baden-Powell reports that on the 13th inst. he captured a Boer trench, and killed 12 of the enemy…
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Floods & storms, 1900
90 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 5
Terrific Thunder Storm
ONE of the heaviest thunderstorms experienced in Yass for some considerable time occurred yesterday evening about five o’clock. The rain, accompanied by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.s.w. Mounted Rifles Storm a Position
When advancing to the attack the infantry extended in open order, and suffered under a sweeping fire from Commandant Sinut's skirmishers who were hidden in the scrub…
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After the heavy rain on Friday night and Saturday, morning the weather cleared, the sun came out hot and the atmosphere was quite close. On…
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RECENTLY four lade at Bendigo lowered the German flag under the impression that it was a Boer flag. On Monday they were charged with insulting behaviour and were…
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A WINDSTROM of cyclonic force occurred at Mullaley on Wednesday, and was most severely felt along the Gunnedah-Coonabara-bran-road. The post-office at Mullaley was…
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GUNNEDAH, Wednesday, -- A windstorm of cyclonic force occurred in this district yesterday afternoon, and was most severely felt along the…
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Some very boisterous weather was experienced in our town and district last Tuesday. Some time before 8 o'clock in the morning a terrific storm…
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Gunnedah, Wednesday.—A windstorm of cyclonic force occurred in this district yesterday afternoon, and was most severely felt along the Gunnedah-Coonabarabran-road, and at Mullaley. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Transvaal War. Advance of Lord Roberts. Mafeking Safe on April 27. Rand Mines Flooded. Free Staters Willing to Submit. London, May 11
Field-Marshal Lord Roberts reports that the enemy in the retreat from the Zand River cut the telegraph wires north of the river. On Thursday the enemy was in full…
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Colenel Baden-Powell has reported to the War Office particulars of the capture of Commandant Eloff at Mafeking on the 13th instant…
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Melbourne, Sunday.—The heavy weather of the past few days has led to considerable damage in some parts of the colony. At Bruthen, in Gippsland, the Tambo flats are flooded,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Relief of Mafeking. Official Announcements. a Brilliant March. Attempt to Storm Mafeking. Capture of Dommandant Attack on the Relief Column. the Enemy Surrounded. London, May 19
The War office has officially confirmed the report of the relief of Mafeking, having received a message from Colonel Baden-Powell, the commander of the…
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COOMA. Monday.âFurther heavy rains have fallen. The Cooma and Back Creeks are flooded. Some places are inundated Foot bridges and fences hare been washed away. Squally weather prevailed…
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IN connection with the viciousness of some of Thursday's squalls in Sydney it was reported that along the railway lines could be seen miles of wrecked fences, scores of uprooted or broken trees,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The King of Floods. by a Banker
—With annual pomp, Rich King of Floods! o’crllows the swelling Nile. AND well d[?] the post apostrophize…
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Melbourne, Friday.—The Russian ship Earl of Zetland which arrived in the bay to-night, reports that on the 9th May, in 40 degrees south, 58.8 degrees east, during a terrific…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Great Flood in the Yass River. the Lower Portion of the Town Under Water. Great Destruction of Prosperty
THOUGH most people were prepared, after the continuous wet weather we have experienced lately, to see the Yass River a banker, or perhaps even a mild flood, still…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Big Flood in Goulburn. the Eastgrove Flats Submerged. Some Narrow Escapes. Much Damage to Property
THE rain which commenced in Goulburn on Tuesday morning, and which has continued incessantly since, has produced the biggest flood since 1870. The Eastgrove suburb is completely out off from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gales and Floods Throughout the Colony. the Railway Lines
Very little is known at the railway commissioner's office regarding the extent to which traffic has been interfered with. They have received reports regarding delays to traffic,…
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