Floods in the Hunter
There have been great floods in the northern districts during the past week, as may be gathered from the following telegrams to the Empire:—…
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Floods & storms, 1864
15 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers
Floods in the North
WEST MAITLAND.—On the evening of Saturday the overflow of the river continued pouring across High street from opposite Mr. Chivers’…
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UPWARDS of four years have elapsed since it has been our painful duty to record such a flood as has been experienced in this district during the…
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The heavy rains reported last week to have fallen in other parts of the colony, visited us last Saturday and Sunday, causing a high fresh in the river. The water rose rapidly at…
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I dare say that from the various reports you are doubtless receiving from surrounding districts, you are led to exclaim, with Coleridge's Ancient Mariner,—"Water, water,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Floods at Goulburn and Loss of Life. Abridged from the Goulburn Herald [?]
SUNDAY last witnessed the highest flood yet known in the district of Goulburn. Thursday was beautifully [?] on Friday morning rain commenced, and continued…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Recent Flood at Araluen. (From the Araluen Star.)
AMIDST redundant hopes and bright anticipation as regards the pr[?]ects of the Valley, we published our last issue. For months have the…
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Give freely, ye who have to spare Of luxuries this world affords; For bitter want and dread despair Now frown upon the poor's abodes…
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PURSUANT to advertisement a meeting was held at Mr. Kingsland’s last night, T. L. Crommelin, Esq., P.M., being voted to the chair. He having…
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RAIN, steady, heavy, and continuous, for a period of thirty hours, fell in this district on Thursday and Friday last, causing a rapid rise in the rivers, and another and more…
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THE rain which commenced during Wednesday night fell so heavily and continuously the following day that sheets of water began to rush down every channel in and about the…
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WE have been visited by another flood. Though at the time of writing the waters are about four feet lower than on the 21st of last month when they reached a point never before…
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IT commenced raining again in Sydney on Tuesday night, and continued gently with occasional intermissions, and without much wind, until Thursday evening, when it…
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THE following is extracted from "Flanagan's History of New South Wales:"—"After a drought—in March, 1799, the Hawkesbury rose 50 feet; one man was…
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A TERRIBLE calamity—one from which the Macleay will not recover for some time—if it recover from it at all—visited the district last week The loss of property is beyond…
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