Public Meeting of Townsmen. Flood Precautions
A public meeting of citizens was held in the Council Chambers on Monday morning, the Mayor presiding. The Mayor said the meeting was…
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Floods & storms, 1920
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Anxious Times at Bourke. Darling in Flood
A public meeting was held at Bourke on Monday morning, the Mayor presiding, regarding the flood. It was largely attended by the…
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Mr. Chas. F. Saher, of Taviton, is a heavy loser through the visitation of the floods. He has established an irrigation area on the banks of the…
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Owing to the preparations of Mr. .Joe Clark M.L..A). the Government has made CP[?] available for the relief of d[?] caused by the floods at…
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A public meeting convened by the Mayor was held on Thursday at noon. The Mayor explained the danger of the flood entering [?]own. No word…
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Mr. E. H. Utley has been in the Gilgandra district since the floods, and through a great part of the Tooraweenah district. The waters had not…
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The welcome news on Sunday was that the river had fallen half an inch at 4 o'clock and this (Monday) morning the fall increased to an inch. All…
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Mr. J. G. Matchett, of Wychitella, lost a let of fencing by the floods. There is searecly a free in the Paddy's Creek Valley that is not the jetti-oning…
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The flood water is slowly falling, leaving in its trail a thick coat of sediment of mud, which will take some time to dry…
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During the early part of last night a thunderstorm passed over the town and district, accompanied by a heavy shower of rain, 24 points being…
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After name mild weather at the week end a change set in on Sunday, and the conditions pointed to a change localiy. The wind blew from the…
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At the last meeting of the Timbre bougie shire Council Councillor T. M. Scott said that a lot of damage could have been averted during the last big…
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On Saturday and Sunday storms varying in violence and intensity passed over partions of the Young and Cootamundra districts. At…
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Matters became quite warm at the conclusion of the last meeting of the Talbragar Shire Council (reports the Dubbo "Liberal") on Friday night…
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On Saturday and Sunday storms varying in violence and intensity [?]saed over partions of the Young and Cootamundra districts. At…
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A cyclonic storm passed over Orange on Monday afternoon, but lasted only four animals. It was accompanied by hall, wind and dust. Considerable…
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Heavy rain set in over the greater part of the State on Tuesday and continued throughout yesterday. In the Wellington district the fall has been…
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The peculiar and threatening conditions which prevailed on Tuesday night and the forenoon of Wednesday developed into rain on Wednesday…
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On Wednesday, a little after noon, the meteorological conditions which had been somewhat fluctuating for the Previous twenty-four hours culminated…
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The heavy rains of Wednesday and Thursday last brought both the Bell [?] Macquarie Rivers down in flood, [?] former being only a few feet lower…
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