Flood Prevention
The following letter from the Department of Public Works, Harbours and Rivers branch, to Mr. Frank Clarke, M.L.A., has been forwarded to us by that gentleman for…
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Floods & storms, 1893
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Flood Prevention. £1200 Promised by Three Gentlemen Public Meeting Called
Some important developements have taken place during the past week with regard to the flood prevention scheme for the Macleay, and the ideas put forward in our…
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THE question of flood prevention, or more properly speaking, the question of how best to lessen the risk of damage by floods, stands in no danger…
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ONE of the largest and most influential mid-day meetings which have been held of recent years in Kempsey, took place in the Good Templars' Hall, on Friday last, for…
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AT the meeting of the Kempsey Borough Council on Friday last, Ald. Boshell said he saw by the newspaper reports that a letter had been received from Mr. A. J…
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THROUGH the courtesy of Mr. Frank Clarke, M.L.A., we received last evening a copy of the report furnished by Mr. Brownrigg to the…
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Mr. O. O. Dangar, the Hon. Sec. protem of the Macleay Flood Damage Prevention League, informs us that so far few residents have joined. The Executive is…
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SIR,-- Referring to a warning from "Shoalhaven" appearing in your last issue, I may state that, having resided for some years in that district, there were other…
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A terrible storm of wind and rain passed over Chicago on Friday, unroofing the manufacturers' buildings and art gallery at the Chicago…
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A MEETING in connection with the Flood Damage Prevention League was advertised to take place in the Alexandria Hall at half-past seven on…
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IN the Legislative Assembly Mr. Perry asked the Secretary for Public Works:-- (1.) Has he any intention of passing a Betterment Bill this session? (2.) If…
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SIR,--I see in your contemporary of the 26th ult a letter signed "H. A. Rosenfeld[?]" The writer of this letter ought to fee[?] ashamed. He should pause before he sits…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News by Wire. Gales and Loss of Life. London
Very severe weather has been experienced in Great Britain, and many shipwrecks are reported. The loss of life has been heavy, over 200 persons…
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ON Saturday night one of the most terrific had storms ever experienced at Bathurst broke over the town. The storm began with vivid flashes of lightning and heavy peals of…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the Flood Damage Prevention League was held in the Auction Mart, Smith-street, on Thursday afternoon, Mr. L…
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THE following letter was read from Mr. H. B. Warren, at present residing at Vancouver; Canada, at the Grafton Council meeting on Wednesday last:--"Having…
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