Spectre of Disease Over Flooded Areas
SYDNEY: Threatened outbreaks of disease have become major problems now confronting flood weary police and health authorities on the devastated North Coast…
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Victims Prayed As Floodwaters Rose Sole Survivor Tells Of Their Last Half Hour
Hall an hour before five people were drowned at Baker's Creek Crossing on Saturday night one of them opened the Bible at readom and read [?] Psalm[?] "I am come into deep waters, where the floods overflow me."…
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Armidale City Council has opened a fund to bring relief to flood victims on the North Coast…
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Recent floods caused an estimated £100 damage at the L.P. Dutton Trout Hatchery on the Serpentine River. The supervisor of the New…
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The cyclonic conditions ruling on Friday night and throughout Saturday played old Harry in the orchards of…
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On Sunday next, the Guyra Apex Club will make a house to house canvass in aid of the victims of the floods…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Flood Washes 30,000 Fingerling Trout From Hatchery Into Big Styx
Recent floods caused an estimated £100 damage at the L.P. Dutton Trout Hatchery on the" Serpentine River. The supervisor of the New…
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More than a score of people lost their lives, and enormous damage was caused in the unprecedented floods which…
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WHILE the populace of Uralla was in holiday mood on Friday and Saturday participating in the…
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After a week-end of heavy rain the weather has cleared and the warm tun is bringing a luxuriant growth of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local Clothing Drive for Flood Victims Tommorrow
In Glen Innes to-morow afternoon, more than 100 volunteers at least 14 trucks will take part in a clothing drive to assist North coast flood [?] the volunteers are members of the apex Lions and [?] clubs…
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Inverell and district residents have subscribed a total, of nearly £950 to help flood victims op the North Coast. The Inverell Municipal Council launched its appeal at a meeting on Tuesday night. Radio Station 2NZ began an intensive appeal on Wednesday…
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Speakers at a funeral service in Armidale TownHall on Wednesday afternoon addressed the large gathering through the public address system…
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Dumaresq Shire President (Cr. W. B. Fooks) today appealed to people in the Shire area for donations of cash or…
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Donations for the Mayor's Flood Relief Appeal, totalling £100 have so far been sent to Lismore…
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Mr. Bruce Williams, driving his own truck, together with one of his employees and Constable Bradbury, will be…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Ready Response to Salvation Army's Flood Appeal
Directly word was received of the overwhelming disaster that had overtaken the North Coast, The Salvation Army…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →150 Delegates Present, 50 Absent Because Of Floods
One hundred and fifty delegates from widely separated centres attended this morning's session of die Mew England New State Convention in the Church of England Parish Hall, Armidale…
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Sharp rainstorms, with some hail, have struck several parts of the Inverell district, as well as…
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The great success of the "cash and clothes" drive by the Legal Service Clubs members and Scouts on Saturday [?]ed two important points. The first was that no [?] call the people of Glen Innes mean when it…
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