Floods in Tasmania
During an exceptional heavy rainfall on the north east coast of Tasmania much damage was done to the mines, Weldborough workings were…
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Severe Storm at Ballina. SYDNEY. Monday Night
ONE of the heaviest storms ever experienced at Ballina occurred on Friday evening last. The heavy downfall of rain poured through the roofs of some of the shops, several…
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ON Friday evening last a thunderstorm, accompanied by heavy wind, passed over the town, the effects of the latter being very severe in the northern portions of…
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THE "R.R. Times" (Casino) reports the following extraordinary meteorological visitation:--On Friday last Mr. Ben Car[?]ll, of Wooroowolgen, had a most peculiar experience. He was quietly…
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THE 4-masted barque Armidale, which entered Sydney Harbour the other day from Mauritius, was 48 days on the passage. The trip to Tasmania was…
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On Friday last Mr. Ben Carlill, of Wooroowoolgen, had a most peculiar experience, He was quietly jogging along the Tenterfield road in his…
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A disastrous storm is reported from the Molong district. Many houses were unroofed, and the damage is estimated at thousands of pounds…
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On Sunday afternoon last Guyra was visited by one of the heaviest storms, with rain and hail, experienced in the district, the lightning being…
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Tremendous floods have occurred in Central Australia, as the result of heavy rains. Cattle are scattered in groups on sand-hills and elevated…
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THE mining township of Bodangora situated a few miles from Wellington was swept by a terrific storm on Monday night Next morning the town appeared a perfect wreck…
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The remarkable whisky flood at Glasgow the other day, when 120,000 gallons of spirit ran raging through the streets, sweeping horses and men before…
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The mining township of Bodangora, situated a few miles from Wellington, was swept by a terrific storm on Monday night. Next morning the town…
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A VIOLEST gale is raging off Marseilles. Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of New Zealand, and other passengers by the "Mongolia" were taken ashore in tng boats…
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ONE of the heaviest gales experienced for years raged along the coast on Saturday and Sunday…
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SEVERAL thunderstorms passed over the city yesterday. There were many capsizes, both in the harbour and outside the heads…
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The eastern end of the town of Bairnsdale (Vic) was struck by a cyclone on Saturday aftemaon, and business places and private residences…
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SHORTLY after midnight on Monday a violent storm swept across the town. Peals of thunder aroused the peaceful slumbers, the rain teamed down for a short time, and vivid lighting…
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Serious floods are reported from the Waiarapa district New Zealand, necessitating the remoral of Block to the hills…
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A cyclone uprooted trees and blew down the Assembly Hall at Tallewmg. Sheets of iron were carried hundreds of yards…
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THE storm which did such damage to the telegraph line on the Inverell-Glen Innes road was as extraordinary in its effects as it was terrible in force. This was seen in the fact that the timber…
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