A Flood Incident
Rev. Canon Thomas, of Corowa, was on his way to Howlong to give religious instructions at the school on Tuesday of last week (says the "Albury…
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The Floods. Waters Slowly Receding at Barooga
The flood waters of the Murray river have been slowly receding all the week at Barooga, and it is now possible to ascertain some extent of…
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On Sunday a cyclone storm from the direction of Stockinbingal just escaped the township of Cootamundra, but many in the outskirts suffered…
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The flood which has been coming down the Murray River from the upper reaches during the past week reached Echuca on Saturday. During the 24 hours to 5 p.m…
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"The Canadians and British made a fine thrust at Passchendaele and Polderhoek," says the special correspondent of the "Petit Parisien." "The Germans…
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The United Press correspondent at British Headquarters, telegraphing about noon to-day, suys: "The attack, began in a drizzle…
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The rise is starting to make itself felt at Hay. The river fell to 21ft. 2in. on Wednesday, but began to rise again that night, and this morning…
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The great flood at Deniliquin is receding, and the river, which reached 31ft. 1½in. on Tuesday morning, has now fallen to the 30ft. 8in. mark…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Corowa and the Flood. Photos by Alf. L. Bowden, Photographer, Corowa
NOT since the year 1870, or perhaps 1868, has there been such a great flood in the Murray River as that which has just been recorded. Owing to the phenomenally…
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On the sixth page of to-day's issue will be found some illustrations of the recent flood at Corowa, from photographs taken by Mr. Alf. L. Bowden,…
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The highest levels reached during the various floods this year were : 29ft 2in. on June 24, 28ft 10in. on August 4, 28ft. 2in. on September 14, 28ft 3in. [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Flood at Deniliquin Scores of Houses Inundates. Main Streets Under Water. Roads and Footpaths Damaged
Two months ago it was predicted in the “Pastoral Times” that there was every likelihood of great (floods [?] in [?] Murray and Edward rivers in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Flood at Hay. Slightly Higher Than the Last
What is hoped is the last flood of the year has practically passed Hay, and the tipsters who estimated its dimensions have mostly missed the mark…
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Mr. Dee asked the Acting-Premier in the House last week if has attention has been called to the report of a record flood in the river Murray and its…
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When we went to press last week the flood waters were gradually subsiding, but during Friday and Saturday they receded more rapidly, and by noon on Sunday the…
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The creek sines our last issue continued to rise till on Sunday it reached almost 11 feet 1 inch on the gauge, after which it began to recede…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The 1870 Flood
In the “Pastoral Tunes” of November 5,1870, it is stated At length the goods have overrun Deniliquin; all the structuring the south are submerged and…
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There were some amusing incidents in connection with last week’s inundation It was a common sight to see business men in the streets wearing boots with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Last Week’s Flood. Opinions About 1870 INUNDATION
Opinion differ about the height of the river last wee compared with the level reached during the record flood of 1870 The pastoral Times of November…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Rains on the North Coast. Fatal Flood at Bellingen
Torrential rains continue on the North Coast, where several lives have been lost, including a family of five, named Mathieson, at Belligen,…
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