Heavy Rain Many Good Falls Bureau Warning
Misty light rain fell in Maltland on Sunday afternoon, and there were further light showers at night…
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Floods & storms, 1932
296 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 8 of 15
'Ware Cyclone Sydney
In an ocean forecast to-day the Weather Bureau that there is a eyelone centred in the West Tasman Sea, about 800 miles from…
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Owing at the fierce gales, which are lashing the coast, the signalmaster this afternoon broadcast a message to all shipping companies, advising coastal…
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Caught in sudden storms in different parts of the world two giant airships were, by a coincidence, in grave peril at the same time…
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At daylight yesterday the coastal steamer Ulmarra appeared on the horizon east of Sydney. An hour later the small ship entered the Heads to…
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The postmaster at West Maitland (Mr. J. Uron) has received the following message from the Weather…
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According to the State Meteorologist Mr. Mares, there is a possibility of flooding in the Hastings, Manning and Hawkesbury Rivers, Heavy…
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According to the Weather Bureau there [?]s every likelihood of flooding on the Manning, Hastings, and Hawkesbury Rivers…
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The barometer rose slightly last evening, and it appeared as though the storm was abating. Towards morning, however, the instrument…
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Captain Creet, of the steamer Kekeranga, which put into Beauty Point last night owing to a leak, told an exciting story of a desporato struggle…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Weather Bureau Issue Warning to Central Coast BEWARE ! Rain and Gales Floods Likely Sydney
The Acting State Meteorologist said this morning that there was very little hope of any improvement in the…
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There is every likelihood of floods on the Manning, Hastings, Hawkesbury and Hunter Rivers…
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With the idea of applying to the Government to have relief work carried out on raising the road at Dunmore Bridge, near Woodville store…
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At noon to-day the postmaster at West Maitland (Mr. J. Uren) received the following flood warning message from the Weather Newcastle and the [?] River. Heavy, steady rain is still falling in these areas, and more is expected. Floods are imminent in the…
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Flood warnings are being issued by the Sydney Weather Bureau. A telegraphic message received, from that source to-day states that heavy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Danger! Storm Passes Ships Resume Sydney
There was an almost un-precedented procession of ships leaving Sydney Harbour this morning. Between 7 a.m…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Gale Abating Conditions on Coast Improved. Fourteen Vessels Left This Morning. Sydney
The violent storm which has been raging along the coast for some days, abated considerably this morning. As a result no fewer than 14 vessels…
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At daylight on Sunday the coastal steamer Ulmarra appeared on the, horizon east of Sydney. An hour later the small; ship entered the Heads to complete a…
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Calcutta, Wednesday.—The Great Shyok Glacier dam, which held back, a huge artificial lake nine miles long and half a mile wide, 17,000 feet Up…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Olla Podrida a Flooded Racecourse.—
During the first half of last month, the racecourse at Port Fairy (Vic.) had up to 4ft. of sea water on it owing to the heavy gales that blew from…
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