Cyolonio Storm Devastation at Singleton [?] Trees [?] Some Very [?]
SINGLETON experienced a sensation of its own on Tuesday at lunch time, in the shape or a cyclonic storm. Nothing of the kind has ever been experienced…
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Floods & storms, 1899
240 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 12 of 12
Tuesday's Storm
The s[?]orm which passed over the town on Tuesday was, as stated in our last issue, much move severe on the outskirts of the town than in…
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A terrific thunderstorm broke over Maitland shortly after one o'clock on Tuesday. The wind blew with such tremendous force as to do a considerable amount of damage. Its velocity was so…
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One of the most violent wind storms have experienced for some years passed over the district about mid day on Tuesday, doing considerable damage to the standing crops…
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A gentleman who has passed through the district of the Hunter Valley since Tuesday's storm, estimates that the loss in wrecked and damaged buildings, fences,…
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At twenty minutes to one o'clock to-day a fearfal storm of unusual force and of a most destructive character broke over Singleton, and for twenty-five minutes rain fell in torrents. As the hurricane…
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A PROMISE on behalf of the Government was made by Mr. O'Sullivan, Minister of Works, on Saturday, that the scheme in the hands of the Government for mitigation of floods in…
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On Tuesday the gale blow prices still lower for all kinds of goods on Lambert's It blow several now cases of Xmas goods to his shop, it blow the lids off the cases…
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Between four and five o'clock yesterday afternoon a hurricane struck Longreach with all the full violence of the storm, and numerous houses and business places were unroofed and damaged…
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A remarkable storm was raging at Bourke this afternoon. The sky is one mass of red dust which becomes so thick at intervals that darkness prevails and business is suspended…
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AN extraordinary incident occurred at Pilliga last Monday evening. Mr. E. J. Brady, who is at present touring the…
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Between four and five o'clock yesterday afternoon a hurricane struck Longreach with all the full violence of the storm, and numerous houses and business places were unroofed and damaged…
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On Wednesday morning the weather was of a very oppressive nature— being close and muggy, and appearances indicated the near approach of another storm. About three o'clock the…
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Yesterday (Thursday) this locality was exposed to the fury of the heaviest storm that has over visited it in the recollection of the oldest resident…
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Colonel Pennycuick, who has come to Brisbane under engagement to the Government for the purpose of formulating some scheme for the amelioration of floods, is now busily…
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Colonel Pennyouick, engineer, bas presented his report to the Government on the subject of the mitigation of floods in the Brisbane River. He recommends the widening of the river by 800ft. at…
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Colonel Pennycuick, engineer, has presented his report to the Government on the subject of the mitigation of floods in the Brisbane River. He recommends the widening of the river by 300ft. at…
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DURING a windstorms at Scone on Saturday last, the stables at the Railway Hotel were unroofed and partly blown down, Mr. J. O'Brien's store, near by,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mitigation of Hunter Floods. Tpe Proposed Removal of "Green Rocks." Conference of Municipalities
A conference of representatives of the East Maitland, West Maitland and Morpeth Municipal Council, to which the members representatives the East Maitland, and Durham…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Riverina Storm
The following account of a recent storm in the Riverina, which we call from the Hillston Spectator, will probably come as an eye-opener to the most. Such a storm…
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