Gales and Floods. Many Railway Washaways
A hurricane was blowing at Newcastle at 9 o 'clock on Friday morning. The pilot at Nobby's reported wild seas, which were highly dangerous to…
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By Telegraph. [Through Our Sydney Representatives.] Rough Weather, Gales, and Floods
Sydney, Monday.—The cyclonic storm considerably abated during the weekend, although heavy rain fell on Sunday. This morning is fine and bright…
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The cyclonic features of the great storm on the seaboard had disappeared by Sunday, but the seas along the coast were still high, and rain was still falling copiously. The…
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Torrential rain fell over the district on Thursday evening, accompanied by wind of cyclonic character. Great damage has been done to orchards and…
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A windstorm worthy of the willywilly country struck Glen Innes at about 6 o 'clock on Thursday afternoon. Following on a hot and op…
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A windstorm worthy of the willy willy country struck Glen Innes at about 6 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. (writes the "Examiner"…
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A windstorm worthy of the willy-nilly country, says the 'Examiner,' struck Glen limes at about 6 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Following on a hot and…
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Thunderstorms have been of almost daily occurence throughout the district during the past week. Twenty five points were recorded in town as…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Holidays How Glen Innes Spent Them Heat and Storm
The holiday season passed of quietly enough in Glen Innes. Increasing numbers of people were in evidence during the week prior to…
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