Saskatchewan Cyclone. Some Extraordinary Freaks. (Renter.)
VANCOUVER, Saturday.—Extraordinary freaks were caused by the Saskatchewan cyclone. Sixteen horses were stripped of their hair, a stallion weighing 8001b. was…
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Floods & storms, 1920
214 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 8 of 11
The Northern Floods. Heavy Stock Losses
Reports from the far north-west tell of large stations still under witter, and of losses of stock. A north-western stockowner said a few days ago that from Angledool, on the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The River Darling is rining rapidly. It is now 29 feet 6 inches at Wileamiia. The water is extending over dams in places. A great volume of water…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. Blakely, president of the A.W.U., said sheep could not travel in the pastoral districts at present owing to the fact that the flood waters had…
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Mrs. J. Russell, of Lismore road, has received a letter from her brother, who is engaged in pastoral pursuits in the Gunnedah district, in which the…
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Mr. Hughes, in Melbourne on Tuesday, said he saw Dr. Mannix was continuing his anti-British propaganda. Dr. Mannix did not represent public opinion…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Floods Interfere with Overland Tour. TENTERFIELD
Owing to floods it has been decided to cut out portion of the Prince's country tour, the ride from Walgett to Coonamble, the Prince going straight to…
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VANCOUVER, Tuesday.—A Bombay message reports a great flood at Jamshedpur, the inhabitants taking refuge in tree lops. Over 100 were drowned…
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The most remarkable feature of the terrible, flood which recently devastated a large part of the small Lincolnshire town of Louth, England, with the loss…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The Melbourne Weather Bureau has sent out a warning that floods may he expected in the country districts…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—As a result of heavy rains the low lying portions of some of the suburbs of Melbourne are under water. In the suburbs along the Maribryrnong…
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SYDNEY, Monday—The Federal members in Sydney to-day were not disposed to take seriously certain reports from Melbourne that the position of the Ministry became…
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The most remarkable feature of the terrible [?] which recently devastated a large part of the small [?] England, with the loss…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Floods have occurred in many parts of Victoria as the results of yesterday's torrential rain…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—Further heavy rain has fallen in the country districts of Victoria. Some rivers are again in flood…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—As the result of recent heavy rain the River Goulburn rose 33 feet 6 inches, and the banks along the river gave way at a point 12 miles below…
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The weather in Lismore yesterday morning was iine and clear, but during the afternoon clouds obscured the sky. A sharp fall of rain, accompanied, by wind, occurred…
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Floods are again threatened in the fiat country through which the Namoi flows. The Lagoon has become a raging torrent, in places having broken its…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Floods are again threatened in the flat country through which the river Namoi flows. Wee Waa Lagoon has become a raging torrent, and in places…
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A very heavy thunderstorm passed over Dungarubba on Friday afternoon about 3.30, and bail of fair size fell, one picked up being as large as a two shilling piece. Water [?]ay…
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