Violent Gales. SYDNEY
VIOLENT gales raged on Friday night and Saturday, the wind reaching a velocity of 60 miles an hour…
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Latest Wires Sydney, Tuesday. Rain and Floods
Heavy seas continue along the coast, with further rains over the State. Floods are general. Telegraphic communication is inter-…
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From an early hour on Saturday morning snow commenced to fall, but, the ground being wet, it thawed immediately it fell. About 3 in the…
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The heavy rains at the end of last week were responsiable for heavy floods in the Hunter, Hawkesbury and Nepean Rivers, and great damage was done,…
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Since last issue heavy rain has continued in various parts of the State, and the Hunter and Hawkeskury are in flood. The country surrounding Maitland was inundated, and the "Mercury"…
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HEAVY seas continue along the coast, with farther rains over the State. Floods are general. Telegraphic communication is interrupted…
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THE floods in the Hunter and Hawkesbury districts have subsided. Much damage was occasioned. The weather has now moderated…
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An interesting circumstance in connection with the cyclone which swept through this district on Monday night is related to ub by Mr. P. O'Connor, over whose Fairview…
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INTO the dark wet night he disappeared, and never once turned his head to give a last look at the white, angry, little face pressed against the window pane…
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Copious general rains are predicted, with floods in parts of the State…
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A terrific thunderstorm passed over, the city last night, all the low lying parts being deluged in a few minutos…
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Considerable damage was effected by a gale yesterday at Hazelbrook. A church was blown down, and in other places many houses were unroofed. The amount of the…
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A terrific cyclone occurred at Maclean yesterday. Buildings were unroofed, and in [?] cases blown down. Trees were levelled in all…
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ON Thursday Maclean was visited by a cyclone, of great force. Buildings were unroofed, and in some instance were blown down, while large trees were levelled to the ground in all directions Seven…
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THE hailstorm experienced at Stonehenge on Tuesday night had most devastating effects At 7 o'clock the storm, which had been brewing for an hour previously, burst…
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GLEN INNES was visited by a wind a storm of cylonic velocity on Sunday evening. It raged for about 15 minutes, and effected a fair amount of damage in the way of…
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ON Sunday night. BAD for shearing. SPORTS well attended. STOCK sales next Saturday…
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A terrific cyclone swept over many southern districts yesterday. Many buildings were wrecked, and miles of trees were levelled. Railway and…
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A terrific rain and thunderstorm raced in New York on the night of Sept. 15, till early the next morning. Wind blew furiously at the rate of about eighty miles…
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A terrific rain and thunderstorm raged in New York on the night of Sept. 15, till early the next morning. Wind blew furiously at the rate of about eighty miles…
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