Heavy Thunderstorms. Struck by Lightning
THE weather locally during the past few days has been sultry and oppressive. On New Year's Day, the maximum reading at the Post Office was 90 degrees in the…
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Latest Telegraphic News. Through Greville's Telegram Coynvam. Sydney, Monday, 12.57 A.M. Disastrous Gale
ONE of the strongest gales experienced for years raged yesterday along the coast. The velocity recorded in Sydney was 73½ miles. A number of steamers and sailing vessels…
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Heavy rains have fallen at Cooma, resulting in flood A Stock have been drowned and fences washed away A man named Butler was nearly drowned…
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Heavy rams are reported from Coomn, resulting in floods. Stock have been drowned and fcnces washed away. A man named Butler was…
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A CABLE from Auckland (N.Z.) on Tuesday says that while the southern part of the colony is shrivelling and sweltering in the heat, and the cattle…
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A severe storm struck Wilcannia on Saturday afternoon, and wrecked several buildings and did other damage…
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A SEVERE cyclone struck Wilcannia on Saturday afternoon, and wrecked several buildings. Other damage of a more or lets serious description was also done by…
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NEWSwas rcceived in Brisbane yesterday of a serious cyclone at Cooktowrii in North Queensland. The Acting Deputy— Postmaster General received a telegram from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic. [Through Our Metropolitan Agents.] Wrecked by a Storm. BRISBANE
THE greater part of the town of Cooktown, in Northern Queensland, has been wrecked by a violent storm. Several serious accidents occurred, but no lives were lost…
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The wreckage wrought by the hurricane at Cook town was terrible. Not a house, shop, or hotel escaped. The shrieks and groans of women and…
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An unpleasant experience befel the Venerable Archdeacon Trotter early last week. He set out with the intention…
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SYDNEY WOOL SALES.—While practically unchanged from the previous day, the market at Wednesday's auctions was hardly equal to the best of the previous week, and…
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Later particulars of the Cooktown cyclone show that the devastating effects of the dis[?]ter were even greater than at first thought. The Government ketch Pilot was completely…
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THE steamer Seymonr has just returned from the search after the boats missing since the cyclone, especially the Government ketch Pilot, about whose safety the gravest…
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A violent cyclone occurred at Gunnedah yesterday afternoon, accompanied by hail and heavy rain, considerable damage being done…
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It is reported that during the recent cyclone at Cooktown, the Low Waddy Islands were swept by waves which washed over the highest trees. The…
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A terrific thunderstorm, accompanied by torrential rain, passed over the city last night…
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It is reported that during the recent cyclone at Cooktown, Low Waddy Islands were swept over by waves, which washed over the highest…
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At Wollongong Show yesterday, tents, stalls, booths, and the rest of the temporary structures were razed to the ground by a storm. Most of…
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A terrific thunderstorm, accompanied by torrential rain, passed over the city last night…
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