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North West (Tamworth to Moree) · Floods & storms

Floods & storms, 1911

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Flood Prevention. Mayor Puts Forward Another Scheme. an "Area" Rate to Be Levied. Embankment to Cost £2000. Referendum of Ratepayers

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Thursday 4 May 1911 · page 3

At the meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, the Mayor moved that the sum of £2000 be voted for the purpose of constructing an…

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Flood Prevention. Mayor Puts Forward Another Scheme. an "Area" Rate to Be Levied. Embankment to Cost £2000. Referendum of Ratepayers

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Thursday 4 May 1911 · page 3

At the meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, the Mayor moved that the sum of £2000 be voted for the purpose of constructing an…

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Rough Weather. Gale on the Coast. Sydney

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Saturday 13 May 1911 · page 4

A heavy southerly gale raged on the coast. during last night and this morning. accompanied by drenching rain and squalls. A rough sea prevailed at the heads, pilots…

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Cyclonic Storm. Rough Conditions Continue. SYDNEY

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Saturday 13 May 1911 · page 11

A cyclonic storm on the coast is considerably hampering shipping. Rough conditions still prevail. Rain is general throughout the State…

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Cyclonic Storm. Rough Conditions Continue. SYDNEY

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Saturday 13 May 1911 · page 11

A cyclonic storm on the coast is considerably hampering slapping. Rough conditions still prevail. Rain is general throughout the State…

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Floods in Victoria. Houses cut off. MELBOURNE

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Wednesday 24 May 1911 · page 2

Heavy rains have caused floods in the Graceburn and Watt Rivers; many houses are cut off at Healesville, and the main road is like a river…

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Floods in Victoria. Houses cut off. MELBOURNE

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Wednesday 24 May 1911 · page 2

Heavy rains have caused floods in the Graceburn and Watt Rivers; many houses are cut off at Healesville, and the main road is like a river…

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Floods Feared. Heavy Rains in Victoria. SYDNEY

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Tuesday 30 May 1911 · page 2

Heavy rain, accempanied by hail, has fallen in Victoria, and there are indications of floods in many parts…

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Floods Feared. Heavy Rains in Victoria. SYDNEY

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Tuesday 30 May 1911 · page 2

Heavy rain, accompanied by hail, has fallen in Victoria, and there are indications of floods in many parts…

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Muswellbrook. Police Court. June 6, 1911. (Before Mr, C. H. Gale, P.M.)

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Friday 9 June 1911 · page 3

Charles Baxter proceeded against Dransfield Morrissey, a boy of 13, for maliciously cutting a fence, supposed to be the property of the trustoes of the Church of…

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Baths Wrecked by Storm. Sydney

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Saturday 10 June 1911 · page 4

The municipal baths of Queenscliff, Victoria, were wrecked by a storm. A number of small boats were also washed ashore…

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Baths Wrecked by Storm. Sydney

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Saturday 10 June 1911 · page 4

The municipal baths of Queenseliff, Victoria, were wrecked by a storm. A number of small boats were also washed…

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People Killed by Storm. New York, Monday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Wednesday 14 June 1911 · page 2

As a re[?] of [?] [?] which rage in[?] [?] [?] [?] one for two days, five people were [?]…

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People Killed by Storm. New York, Monday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Wednesday 14 June 1911 · page 2

As a result of a terrific storm which raged intermittently over city and environs for two days, five people were killed…

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Spain in Morocco. French Storm of Hostility. Germany "Poking Up the Fire." Paris, Monday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Wednesday 14 June 1911 · page 2

The storm raised by the Spanish military action in Morocco shows no signs of abating. The French press is unanimous in condemning the attitude of Spain, and…

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Spain in Morocco. French Storm of Hostility, Germany "Poking Up the Fire." Paris, Monday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Wednesday 14 June 1911 · page 2

The storm raised by the Spanish military action in Morocco shows no signs of abating. The French press is unanimous in condemning the attitude of Spain, and…

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Disastrous Electric Storm. Many Deaths, Heavy Damage. New York, Tuesday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Thursday 15 June 1911 · page 2

The Atlantic coast from Norfolk to New England was visited by a terrific electric storm yesternight. The dead are estimated at 75. Property damaged in Delaware,…

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Disastrous Electric Storm. Many Deaths, Heavy Damage. New York, Tuesday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Thursday 15 June 1911 · page 2

The Atlantic coast from Norfolk to New England was visited by a terrific electric storm yesternight. The dead are estimated at 75. Property damaged in Delaware,…

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Mexican Village Flooded. Twenty Reported Drowned. CHIHUAHUA, Tuesday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Thursday 15 June 1911 · page 2

Twenty have been reported as drowned by the washing away of the village Santa Eulalla, twenty miles cast of here, following upon the flood of the Chuvidar River…

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Mexican Village Flooded. Twenty Reported Drowned. CHIHUAHUA, Tuesday Evening

The Tamworth Daily Observer · Thursday 15 June 1911 · page 2

Twenty have been reported as drowned by the washing away of the village Santa Eulalla, twenty miles east of here, following upon the flood of the Chuv[?]dar River…

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