£400 DAMAGE Scout Hall Suffers in Storm
The Muswellbrook Scout Hall in Ford Street was badly damaged in the Saturday afternoon storm. It is estimated that about £400 damage was…
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Floods & storms, 1949
837 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 2 of 42
Storms Damage Electrical System
Severe storms last month bad caused damage to Maitland City Council’s electrical reticulation system, the engineer-manager…
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Mr. A. A. McDonald, of Dusodie, travelled to Sydney last Monday week when the heavy rains were "on." At Ourimbah water was about 2ft. 6ins,…
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Some Lismore telephonists say they will not remain at their posts in flood-time in future unless they are paid overtime for…
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CANBERRA observers believe that last week's statement by the A.L.P. Federal President, Mr A. S. McAlpine, on living…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Storm Over Living Costs. Labour's Lay Leader Hits Nail on Head. (From a Political Correspondent in Canberra)
Canberra observers believe that last week's statement by the A.L.P. Federal President, Mr. A. S. McAlpine, on living costs, balanced economy and the…
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Mr. McAlpine may have started a first-class storm within the Party, which believes implicitly iu the vote-drawing power of the ery of "full…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Storm Over High Living Costs Labour's Lay Leader Hits Nail on Head
Canberra observers believe that last week's statement by tho A.L.P. Federal President, Mr. A. S. McAlpine, on living costs, balanced…
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NSW Forecast: Cloudy, warm to hot and sultry throughout, with widely scattered rain and scattered thunderstorms…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Storm Over High Living Costs Labour's Lay Leader Hits Nail on the Head
Canberra observers believe that last week's statement by the A.L.P. Federal President, Mr. A. S. McAlpine, on living costs, balanced economy and the need for gerater…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Canberra Notes Storm Over High Living Costs Labor's Lay Leader Hits Nail on Head
Canberra observers believe that last week's statement by the A.L.P. Federal President, Mr. A. S. McAIpine, on living costs, balanced economy and the need for greater production will certainly provoke the "widespread criticism" he anticipated from the Labor ranks…
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NSW FORECAST: Warm to not and sultry, with scattered thunder and squalls over the north-eastern half. Elsewhere…
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OSLO, Jan. 31.—The 24-hour storm, still raging in the Bergen area. was reported last night to have torn ships from their…
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N.S.W. FORECAST: Isolated thunderstorms and squalls in the southern and central Inland areas, extending to the tablelands. Fine…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Monday's Storm Caused Damage in Ravensworth, Camberwell, Jerry's Plains Areas Bull Killed by Lightning-cows Knocked Down
The severe storm which swept into Singleton on Monday afternoon had spent most of its force before it reached the residential area. Heavy damage to crops, hay, and ploughed ground was…
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N.S.W. FORECAST: Isolated thunderstorms, chiefly in the north-eastern corner of the State, over the tablelands and adjacent…
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NSW FORECAST: Rain and thunderstorms in the central, northern and eastern districts, with warm to hot and sultry…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cyclone Rocks Cooktown
BRISBANE, Thurs.—A 75 m.p.h. cyclone, accompanied by torrential rain, struck Coktown to-day, causing thousands of pounds…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—Reports received from Coktown indicate that no one was seriously injured in yesterday’s storm and that…
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The 100 yards of railway line cashed cut beyond Kolingo junction, near Cessnock, in last night’s torrential storm would be repaired by mid-day, the superintendent of the South Maitland Railways (Mr. J. M. Proctor) said this…
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