Storm Troops Author's Home Visited Forced Entry London. March 17
The well-known author, Herr Feuchtuanger, has informed his London publisher that the Storm Troops, during his absence in…
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Floods & storms, 1933
376 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 19
FLOODGATES To-day's Inspection
The pumping out of the water in the coffer dam at the Victoria Bridge floodgates was sufficiently advanced this morning to permit an inspection…
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The cutter had continued firing without doing any further damage. Tony picked up the glasses. She wasn't gaining on them any longer…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gale at Newcastle
Wintry conditions followed a mild day at Newcastle. The lookout at Nobby's last night reported a southerly…
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Soon after sunset when the stars came out he changed the schooner's direction and ran to the coast with every hour that passed, self confidence…
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At the meeting of Tarro shire council to-day the engineer Mr. W.R Lindsay submitted a report concerning the wallis creck flood gates…
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Tony discovered that the .schooner was owned by a syndicate, which, was represented by a large jovial Irisliman, Maurice Bouchier, Ostensibly,…
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He found Pat's name in large type. She was described as the only daughter of Senator Stephen Brandt, the Real Estate magnate. She was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Flood Rains New Zealand Downpour Heavy Losses Wellington (N.z.)
An Auckland menage states that torrential rains have seriously dislocated rail traffic on the main North island trunk line…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.Z. FLOODS More Heavy Damage WELLINGTON, N.Z.
Floods at Taumarunui have caused many thousands of pounds worth of damage, and many roads have been secured while four bridges were…
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Tony got up and walked to the window. Just for a moment he was temple to confess everything. Through the lace curtains he saw the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →MORPETH Flood-boats "Black" Rates Reduced Morpeth
At a meeting of the Morpeth Municipal Council the whole of the Aldermen were present. The Mayor (?. K. Klein) presided…
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"Has Captain Dawson gone, father?" Brandt threw the paper down and turned quickly at the sound of his…
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A long time she sat wi[?]ut speaking. The cigarette burnt itself out, she threw it away and [?] another Brandt got up and stood facing her,…
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The Canadian Development Company was floated six months after Tony joined the Syndicate. He had jumped into it at just the right…
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Bouchier got up, stood at the door of the hut, and looked out. Not a lovely or peaceful prospect; smoking stacks, whirling machinery; hard,…
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Sweeping down in torrents, Comes the pouring rala, Flood rains were predicted, And here they are again…
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The first few days Tony did nothing: he had no clothes fit to wear, and though that didn't worry him much he went to a who dressed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Rain Threatens Sultry Atmosphere Gales Likely
The sultry conditions of the past tow days continued to-day it was dull and mutiny early and a few spots of rain fell about…
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Bergsou was a large, loosely-built man with thick grey hair, clever eyes set deep behind an aquiline nose. He introduced his wile. They were…
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