Floods Likely. Heavy Rains Inland. Sydney
According to Mr. Mares, State Meteorologist, indications at present' point to the fact' that New South Wales is likely to…
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Floods & storms, 1928
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Telegraphic News. Premier Operated Upon. Graziers' Conference—city v. Country. Heavy Floods Forecasted. Sydney
Sir Graham Waddell, in opening the Graziers' Conference, said that while he thought the country versus city cry was suicidal, country development along…
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Light to heavy rain was recorded yesterday fairly generally over the castern hal of the State. there were very heavy falls on the far…
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A message from Gunnedah states that the Namol River has risen 23 feet 6 inches, alarming the local residents…
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Rainfall over the State on Tuesday was more extensive and heavier in the aggregate than that which broke the drought last February. Very heavy…
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Mr. Henry Taylor, a well-known grazier, living near Ninltybello, was in Bombala, with a new Dodge ear and after obtaining a quantity of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victorian Floods Gippsland District Threatened. Melbourne
Rain fell in the Gippsland district district of Victoria throughout the night and one of the worst floods in history is expected to result…
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News from Gunnedah this morning stated the Namoi River there had risen 23 feet 6 inches, and was alarming residents…
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Rainfall over the State on Tuesday was more extensive and heavier in the aggregate than that which broke the drought last year. Heavy falls,…
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A heavy rainstorm broke over the city and suburbs about noon and continued for two hurs. Nearly two inches of rain fell. It is still raining…
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Mr. G. B. Waller, of Walclia, who was to have judged the beef cattle, was unable to fulfil his show engagements. Heavy rain had fallen at…
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Haiti fell in the Gippsland district district of Victoria throughout the night and one of the worst floods in history is expected to result…
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Sir. Henry Taylor, a well—known grazier, living near Niaityhelle, was in Bombala, with a new dodge car and after obtaining a quantity of…
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The biggest flood, on record in Cobargo occurred on Tuesday. Light rain had fallen until about 3 p.m., when a storm occurred, 530 points of rain…
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Moderate to heavy rain fall during the week-end on the coast and Blue Mountains, with a few isolated light falls in the far-west and on…
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Light to heavy rain was recorded fairly generally yesterday in the southern districts and North Coast, and light to moderate in scattered…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fierce Storms. Damage in United States. New York, April 5
Messages from Kansas City report that cloudbursts and cyclonic windstorms have swept through the south-west…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Eastern Nebraska Swept. Worst Storm Experienced. New York, April 7
The whole of Eastern Nebraska is suffering from one of the worst storms ever experienced, Wire communications are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Calm After Storm. Fleets Leave on Various Cruises. Gibraltar, April 7
The harbour after a crowded week of excitement, resulting from the court-martial, had a sabbath calm this morning…
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A change to rain occurred early yesterday morning, and 20 points were registered at the Post Office up to 9 a.m. About that hour a very heavy…
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