Preparations for This Flood
At nearly all the principal business places where an irruption of the waters was feared, preparations were commenced early on sunday afternoon to provide against the…
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The Flood on
On Monday the town presented the appear[?]n[?] of being intersected with swiftly running rivers, the only dry land visible being the ridge running from the Hospital to the…
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The river is 28ft. deep above summer level. A man aged 67 years, named Thomas M'Mahon, had a trying time whilst camped…
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News was received at North Wagga early in the forenoon ou Sunday that a flood was expected, and on intelligence reaching the residents that the river was 35ft 6in above…
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A message from Wagga on Saturday states :-- For the second time in a period of six months Wagga has suffered a flood. In January last the…
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THE S. M. Herald says :-- The boat which went to the rescue of the men who were in trees and surrounded by water on Kimo run, met with an…
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THE committee appointed at the public meeting yesterday to collect subscriptions reward the men who acted so bravely in saving life during the recent flood, met at…
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When Mr. Dibbs was leaving Wagga on Tuesday he kindly offered to help any cases of distress caused by the floods on Sunday. Mrs. Fitzhardinge wrote to him, as well as…
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IN accordance with advertisement, a meeting of aubsoribers to the old flood relief fund was held at the Australian Hotel yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of appointing new…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true liberty when freeborn men. Having to advise the public, mayspeak free." [?]. Thursday, July 9, 1891. the Late Flood
WHAT will nodoubt be hereafter known as the great flood of 1891 has come and gone with less disastrous consequences than might have been looked…
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SIR,—I beg contradict a statement which approved in your last issue, to the effect that, "After commoners assisting me in removing Mr. Thomas Broughton's stock out of the flood, I threatened to…
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His Worship the Mayor received yesterday the following telegram and letter relative to the damage caused to the municipality by the late flood:—…
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Juat before midnight the floodwaters found their way into the West Melbourne gasworks, and pub out several fires, 'the weather ia still showery, and nearly two…
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No sooner had the traces of the liavoc wrought by the great flood that camo down ou Wugga so rapidly a fortnight ago began to disappear, than the town has been visited…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Week. Another Flood
CERTAINLY the year 1891 will beat the record as that of a flood producer. We are no scorer clear of one than another comes, dealing destructions in its course. On Friday it was reported here that…
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Rain commenced to fall at one o'clock on Saturday morning, and continued unabated all Sunday. Four inches have been registered since Saturday…
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[?] here rose 5ft. since midnight, and has been running over the Bank at the Prince of Wales hotel into the main thoroughfare, Fitzmaurice street, since 10…
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IN January last the people of the town were held in terror by the threatening attitude of the reservoir, and on Sunday night of this week the fright was repeated and was a more…
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IT is still raining here. The Murrumbidgee river is 16ft., and rising fast. The Tumut and Yass rivers are reported to be up, and it is feared we are going to have another…
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In McGowan's lane or Temora road just outside the town, the stream over flat creek was very wide—the widest which has been known yet. Messrs. C. Howell and S. H…
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