Tingha's Flood Nearly Five Inches
Early on Wednesday morning one of the heaviest stroms of recent years, accompained by thunder and lightning, was experienced in Tingha, says the…
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Extensive Floods. Large Area Inundated. Train Services Disorganised
The continuance of heavy rain in parts of the State have caused serious floods. On the north-western slopes, north-western plains, and central…
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On Friday morning floods were reported all over the State. The damage is estimated at hundreds of thousands of pounds…
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In most of the affected districts the worst of the floods are now over. Though a great area of country is still under water, the latest reports…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →By Telegraph. [Through Our Sydney Representatives.] Floods Abating
Sydney, Monday.—Further light to heavy rain fell in several parts of the flooded areas on Saturday. Fine conditions now prevail practically…
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Narrahri had an anxious experience since Thursday, when it was seen that a flood might be expected. On Thursday afternoon the residents of the…
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Disastrous floods have occurred in many parts of the State, and enormous losses of stock are reported. In the Narrabri and Guunedah districts…
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The Darling is still rising at Bourke and Brewarrina. The Lachlan is falling at Forbes. The railway to Coonamble has been…
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Dr. Noel Docker, of Coonabarbran, who was called to see a patient at Binnaway during the flood, sworn the Castlereagh, got dry clothes, saw the…
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The rivers at Walgett on Tuesday were still rising.. It is considered there is now a greater volume of water than in the 1910 floods, covering a far greater…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Floods. Still Rising at Walgett. No Trains for Ten Days
On Wednesday the flood waters at Walgett were still rising, and the water appeared to be coining from directions hitherto unknown- The Namoi was 32 feet and the…
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The Hood, which reached its maximum at Narrabri on Saturday night, has receded. There are many vague statements…
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There has been a temporary holdup in the deluge, and most of us are hoping that the fine weather will be a permanent feature for some time to…
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Line Inspector Ryan and Senior Linesman Smith, of the Telegraph Department, Tamworth, were eyewitnesses of the recent record flood of…
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Heavy rain has fallen in the Upper Murray district. Further floods are expected. The Postmaster at Bourke has…
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The flood above Bourke is r[?] to be within a foot of the 1[?] The Castlereagh and Macqunrie River have joined and the flood is over [?]…
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Flood water is now spreading over the flat a around Bourke, where the river is 28 feet and rising…
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The flooded condition pf the country at and near Bourke is causing anxiety. A meeting of inhabitants has been held, and the shire councillors have…
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The flood waters at Bourke continue to rise. Another foot will flood the town. The Mayor called for volunteers to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Western Floods. Bourke's Serious Position
Information was to hand a few days ago in regard to the state of the rivers near Bourke. The flood is said to be within a few feet of the 1890 flood…
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