Storm at Wellington
A terrific storm passed over Wellington this afternoon, the whole of the side of the Catholic Church being demolished. Also at part of Cummins' budding was completely…
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Floods & storms, 1899
38 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 2
Great Storm at Wellington
ON Wednesday a fierce and most destructive storm passed over the town of Wellington. The day before (Tuesday) a high wind blow, but it abated towards evening, and the night…
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A TELEGRAM from Gayndah states that Mr. J. J. Keenan has passed through from St. Helena with 1100 bullocks for Widgen Station. Keenan reports that when between Hawkwood…
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CABLEGRAMS from London state that as a goods train of the London and North Western Railway Company. Lound for Manchester, was passing [?], a…
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Severe floods have occurred over a wide area of country near Perth, being the result of a phenomenal rainfall. All mails and telegraph lines were interrupted…
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A terri[?]e storm occurred at Murrwillimbah yesterday. Five inches of rain fell in four hours. No serious casualties are reported…
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The Mel[?]tyre River, Queensland, is in flood, and the surrounding country is under water…
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Heavy floods are reported from Southern Queensland…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Terrific Storm. London
A terrific storm has swept over the Atlantic. The Cunard liner Lucania fought the storm for 16 hours, Oil was poured on the water, but proved useless…
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To those who have had no actual experience of the dust storms in the back country, the accounts given from time to time in the provincial newspapers of their…
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Further details have been received of the disablement in the Atlantic of the Cunard steamer Pavonia. For 20 days she was adrift and experienced terrific weather…
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A vessel has arrived at Baltimore with four persons who were picked up in the Atlantic from one of the boats of the steamer Bulgaria, which was abandoned…
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The captain of the steamer Duke of Norfolk, reports indications of a severe storm on the North Queensland coast. Beacons have been washed away and boats stranded…
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ABOUT 3.30 on Sunday a dense, blinding duststorm visited Bathurst, and it was immediately followed by sharp hail, and thunderstorm, which unfortunately ceased as suddenly as it…
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A TERRIBLY heavy thunderstorm passed over the Bathurst district on Sunday afternoon. It came on very suddenly. At…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest Telegram. Storm at the Camp. Sydney
Terrific rain has fallen, and the camp is flooded. The recreation and other tents have been blown down, and one man injured by the recreation tent pole striking…
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The bodies of victims are seen along the coast, and all vegetation has been levelled for forty miles…
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Terrific gales swept the New Zealand coast on Saturday. They completely disorganised the shipping. The wind blew with hurricane force, and the rain fell in torrents…
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IT would be inconvenient, to say the least, if London were some day to find itself at the bottom of several miles of water. Yet some [?] assert that such a thing is not at all…
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Rain continues Over four inches have fallen in the city, also on the coast and highlands, and parts of the central division, but rain has not reached the…
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