The Breaking of the Drought. THE '52 FLOOD
During the night of June 24th we had to get out on the loft of our house and next morning on to the roof of the verandah. We could then…
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Storm Centre Passing. Melbourne
"Through the storm centre is possing away," said Mr R.F. Griffiths, Assistant Commonwealth Metencelogist to-day, "the autieyelone following it is a long way to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gundagai in 1851. (Continued.) The Floods Subsiding
On the morning of June 27th the whole of the land between the Gundagai Creek and the river was still covered with water, which would be on the higher parts of…
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On the morning of June 27th the whole of the land between the Gunilagai Creek and the liver was still covered with water which would he on the…
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Harry Turnbull writes as follows :â "I have been reading with great interest the graphic account of the big flood which devastated Gundagai town in June, 1852…
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There are two persons st[?] residing in this neighbourhood who were in the town of Wagga at the time of the '52 flood. Those are Mrs. Holloway, of Thorn-street…
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There are two persons still residing in this, neighbourhood who wore in the town of Wagga at thee time of the 52 flood. Those are Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Murray River at Albury Runs High. Floods Expected
In striking contast to its saddening appearance a short time ago, the Murray River at Albury was "pretty full" at 5.30 o'clock yesterday evening. The latter…
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The police at Albury have received advices from Walwa, in the Upper Murray district, that the river in rising rapidly, and that a big flood seems…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Deluge of Blood. General Joffre's Battering Ram. Description by German Writer
Von Wiegand, in a message to the New York "World," from the headquarters of General Kuppre[?]ht's army, near Souchez, says that Germany's wall…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Western Front. Enemy Held Up. Grim Hand to Hand Struggle. a Deluge of Blood. General Joffre's Battering Ram Description by German Writer
The fighting around Arras, where this French are holding up the enemy, is of the most savage description. The Germans continue to use…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gundagai in 1851. (Continued.) The Effects of the Flood
The effects of the flood on the south side of the river at Gundagai although not so disastrous as on the north side, was yet very considerable. Spencer's and Jones'…
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The effects of the flood on the sou[?]l side of the river at Gundagai although not so disastrous as on the north side, was yet very, considerable. Spencer's…
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A report reached us on Monday last that the Billabong Creek is coming clown owing to the heavy rains east and on the tablelands. It…
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A report was received here on Wednesday afternoon that the Murrumbidgee at Narandera was over 16 feet and the low-lying ground along the…
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"We want a deluge of shells to rain forty days and forty nights without ceasing. Then we shall hear the cracking of the German steel barrior…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Western War Theatre Arras As Storm Centre. Centre. German Attacks Fail. London
"North of Arras, somewhat violent infantry actions developed last night," reports a Paris communique dated Thursday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Capacity of Russia to Weather the Storm. Stamina of Her Infantry
A correspondent of "The Times" traversed the Russian front from the Daiester to Warsaw, motoring 1400 miles He says: "The crux of the situation is the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Plans for Attack on Warsaw Gigantic Operations Maturing Russia's Capacity to Weather Storm Her Army Entirely Reorganised Australian Casualties. 190 Names on Fifty-fourth List. Melbourne, Monday Night
The 51th casualty list, issued to-night, contains 190 names, including 14 killed in action, 101 wounded, 21 seriously wounded, and 38 ill. The New South Wales and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Cables. Indian Tea Crops Flooded. Calcutta
Serious Hoods are being experienced in Assam (Eastern Bengal). Considerable damage has been caused to the tea plantations, particulurly in the Cachar and…
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