The Wallamba Deluged Biggest Flood on Record. Heavy Losses Sustained
The highest and most devastating flood in the history of the Wallamba River district has just been experienced, registrations made showing…
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Floods & storms, 1927
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Flood Fatality. Man Drowned at Karauk
Mr. Richard Davey, The Branch. Karauk, near Port Stephens, was drowned in the flood waters on Good Friday evening. It appears that be…
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A special meeting of the Manning Shire Council was held on Tuesday the principal assistance in being to seek Government assistance in repairing…
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Over at Glenthorne Mr. Harry Nixon lost twelve heifers about a year old. They were trapped by the rising waters from up the creek and…
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The serious losses of stock sustained by farmers in the Wallamba district, through absence of warning, during the recent floods, would…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queensland Flood Tragedy Poignant Story at Inquest
At the inquest last week into the deaths of a number of Italians who lost their lives in the recent flood in the Herbert River district, a dramatic…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Flood Damage Manning Shire Seeks Relief. £4250 Main Roads—£3000 Other Roads
A meeting of the Manning Shire Council was held on Tuesday to deal with flood matters. There were present: Crs. H. E. Milligan (President)…
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A correspondent writes as follows:— On Good Friday the residents witnessed one of the largest floods…
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A message from Memphis states that while it is impossible to state definitely the number of persons known to be dead as a result of the…
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A special meeting of the Manning Shire Council was held on Tuesday last to consider the damage caused by the recent floods…
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At Nabiae, Constable Turnbull and Mr. A. C. Magennis did especially good work. They were out all Good Friday night up to their waists in…
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A meeting of the Manning Shire Council, was held on Tuesday to deal with flood matters. There were present: Crs. H. E. Milligan (President)…
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A special meeting of Stroud Shire Council was held on Friday last to consider the damage caused by the recent flood rains. The Engineer…
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Montreal, Monday: A New York message states that the flood situation at New Orleans is generally' believed to be more…
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ESTIMATES by the Secretary for Commerce (Mr. Hoover) place the death roll in the Mississippi floods at between 200 and 400. More than 250…
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Many meteorologists and astronomers have drawn attention from time to time to a connection between the occurrence of thunderstorms and the age of the…
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New Orleans, Thursday: The crest of Mississippi River flood is moving southward at the rate of 50 miles a day, leaving…
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The coast guards have rescued over 3000 refugees in a desperate plight. It is now believed that no others are in immediate…
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The District Forester Mr. H. J. Lyne has just returned from a visit of inspection in the Southern part of his district and reports that the…
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Every publishing season—and we are now in the middle of a new one—books, and more books, pour forth from the presses. How many are…
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