The Fen Flood. a Tale of the Last Century. in Three Chapters. Chapter I.
"Did father say he would come home to-morrow, George ?" asked Ruth Godfrey. " Yes, Ruth; but he may be detained…
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Floods & storms, 1887
9 stories in Mid North Coast's papers
Heavy Floods on the Clarence. Grafton
The floods on Sunday were the highest ever known. At Grafton the water was 15 inches higher above any previous flood. Nearly the whole…
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BRISBANE, Monday.--The engrossing subject of talk everywhere is the terrible flood which has visited the south-eastern part of the colony. On…
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Some few weeks since, when the southern parts of Queensland, the Tweed, the Richmond and the Clarence Rivers in New South Wales were…
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There was a heavy flood on the Hastings on Sunday. Heavy rain commenced on Friday and continued till midday on Sunday. From about…
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Heavy rain fell from Saturday morning till Sunday afternoon, causing the river to rise about 10 feet at Taree, and 28 feet at Wingham. All the…
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Heavy foods have occurred on the Hastings, but the extent of the damage done is not known at present. It is believed to be serious on the upper parts of the river…
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Sir, -- I have often heard the remark made by men on the Macleay that we have good roads, or better roads on the Macleay than you will find elsewhere, but do these persons…
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A very heavy cyclone occurred on Monday day afternoon, about 4 o’clock, near Wangaratta (Victoria). The ordinary afternoon train from Albury had to be pulled up on…
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