Flooded Lands. Murray Electorate
In the Legislative Assembly last week Mr B. J. Doe, M.L.A. for the Murray district, asked the Secretary for Lands the following question: "Is…
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Floods in Austria
The Vienna, newspapers give details of heavy and continuous rains and serious, floods in Austria and South. Germany. Vienna is meatless,…
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Vienna Newspapers give further details of heavy, continuous rains and serious floods in Austria said South Germany. Houses and bridges were destroyed at…
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In the Assembly last week Mr Doe asked the Secretary for Lands: To be aware there are many small holders in the Murray electorate whose lands have…
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The following question was asked in Parliament by the member for the Murray:—Mr. Doe: I desire to ask the…
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The Ovens and Kins rivers rose rapidly at Wangaratta on Saturday night, and on Sunday morning had risen to 15 ft 5 ins The flats were inunsdated, and a great body…
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The Ovens and King rivers are again in heavy flood as the result of the heavy rains last week, and a large tract of country and several roadways are…
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A letter was rend at last meeting of the Wagga Municipal Council, sui mittingprices and designs in teats suirable to take the place of the council's old [?]d boat…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →American Storm Troops Go Over Top with a Yell Reyolyer, Rifle, Bayonet Used with Deadly Effect
Reuter's correspondent at the American headquarters, telegraphing on Thursday, said:— Large numbers of American storm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lull After the Storm. Germans Withdrawing Along the Whole Front Foch's Tactics Succeed. 6,000,000 German Casualties. the Mix Up in Russia. Germany Compelled to Defend Eastern Front. Fight for Roye London, August 18
The Australian Press Association learns that the Germans between Arras and Albert have retired from the villages of Serre, Paissieux, Beaumont Hamel, and…
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While two men were crossing the Bell river, in the Orange district, which is in high flood after the heavy rainfall, a sudden rush of flood water carried them…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Latest. Continued British a Bayonet Encounter. Heavy Rain Now Falling. London
General Haig reports: We slightly advanced our line astride the Somme, and by a successful operation, carried out on Sunday, progressed…
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For the size of the unit, Friday's battle south of the Some was unique and memorable as one of the noblest achievements of our famous divisions. These…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Floods in Melbourne. Sudden Rise in the Yarra. Melbourne
As a result of the heavy rains of yesterday and last night, the Yarra rose rapidly. This morning the river overflowed its banks at various points, and…
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There was an unexpected rise in the Yarra at Rudder Grange, near the Outer Circle Railway Bridge, during last evening. The river rose 18 inches, and is…
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Router's correspondent at the French Headquarters, telegraphed on Friday:— Since March 21 the Germans have fought 530 divisional engagements, so that it is…
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A representative public meeting was held at the town hall last night to discuss the question of tho erection of a suitable memorial to soldiers of the town…
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Dear Uncle Jeff,—I suppose you have forgotten all about me because I have not written for about four months. The flood is up again, and it is across the road…
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Mr. Beach Thomas, "The Daily Mail" correspondent at the West Front, states that owing to the dread of the tanks water is playing an increasingly large…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrific Cyclone at Gilgandra Sydney, [?]
A terrific cyclone struck Gilgandra yesterday. The wind attained a velocity of about a hundred and twenty miles an hour. Kerosene tins and galvanised iron…
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