Widespread Rainfall. Floods Threatened
Although the North and North-West have been visited during the last few Weeks by a number of heavy thunder-storms, which resulted in some useful…
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Past in Queensland. Maryborough Flooded,. Sydney
Torrential rains have fallen in Queensland. The water at Maryhorongh is over Walker's wharves and all lowlying parts of the town are…
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Mr.Charles Masters, of Saw[?] Gully Young. working in a paddock on Saturday. observed his home ablaze. He was just able to reach the house in…
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Temperatures since last issue have been high, with marked humidity in the atmosphere. As a result storms have been abundant and scarcely any…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Good Rains. Storms Over North and North-west
On Tuesday night beneficial storms passed over almost the entire North and North-West, yielding as much as two inches in some places. The…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bare Back Storm Women Unbalanced by War
The advance description in the London "Evening Standard" of the new 'bare back" evening gown, which is to be the British fashion sensation of…
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The advance description in the London "Evening Standard" of the new [?] bare back [?] evening[?] which is to be the British [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Perdrian Auroplane Damaged. Result of Storm
Yesterday afternoon's ferce storm in Tamworth (says Wednesday's Observer') was respondible for the partial wreek of Messra. Perdrian Ltd.'s…
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Sydney, Thursday.—Eight inches of rain, causing a flood equalling that of 1903, ocearred at Bruben, Gippsland Victoria), destroying three fouriths of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Queensland Cyclone. Great Damage Done. Sydney
Further particulars of the Queensland cyclone show that Port Douglas was practically demolished. A report from Molley, 60 miles from…
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Sydney, Thursday,—Eeavy gales have oeeurred in the north of Queensland. Only one house was left standing at Molloy…
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The barquentine "Forest Bridge," which arrived yesterday lost 200,000. feet of timber in a heavy gale in the Pacifies…
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On Tuesday last one of the heaviest storms registered at Uralla for several years passed over. Thick hail was an accompaniment of heavy rain, and in a few minutes the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Floods in New Zealand Family Washed Away. Mother and Three Children Drowned
A serious position of affairs is disclosed by additional particulars of the floods at Paparoa, North Auckland. A railway worker named Matthews…
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Further particulars of the floods at Paparoa, North Auckland, disclose a serious condition of affairs. A railway worker named Matthews was camped…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sunday's Thunderstorm
The weather conditions on Sunday [?]st were most promising for a good downpour of rain, but the visitation was most disappointing. In the town…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The 1890 Flood How Texas Fared Interesting Records
During a visit to Texas last week [?] of the Inverell "Times" [?] shown [?] from the "Border [?] of April 11th, 1890, in which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE 1890 Flood How Texas Fared. Interesting Records. (Continued from last issue)
There were eleven of them in the hotel mob up the trees. Old Grain, who was drowned, was one of them, and was brushed off the hotel by a tree…
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Four pearling luggers were lost and several damaged during a storm off the West Australian Coast. Two sank with all hands…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Yellow Flood Future of the Pacific. Obientation Inevitable
Rev. R. Piper, of Fiji, one of the delegates to the General Methodist Conference who speaks with 13 years' experience of his subject, considers…
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