A Cyclone in Victoria
Bairnsdale (Victoria) was struck by a cyclone on Saturday afternoon. Business places and private residence were damaged…
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Cyclone at Bairnsdale
Bairnsdale, Victoria, was struck by a cyclone on Saturday afternoon. Business places and private residences…
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The Norwegian ship, Prince George, bound from Tort Pirie (S.A.) to the English Channel with 25,248 bags of wheat, was towed into Port Jackson on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Telegrams. To-day's Sydney, Tuesday. Great Storm
A violent thunderstorm passed over the city yesterday afternoon, accompained by a severe squall, the wind attaining a velocity of nearly seventy…
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Boisterous weather commenced last evening, and continued throughout the night, and this morning there was a heavy sea' and ships were unable to…
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On Monday morning at Mr. N. M. Miller's Littledale, a boy named Constantino, with a number of draught horses, took, shelter from a storm under a large tree, and they had only…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Gales on the Coast a Wild Night. Shipping Impeded. Steamer Ashore. Sydney
Fierce gales, accompanied by heavy seas, are raging on the coast. Many vessels werre compelled to return to port, while others are…
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While sinking operations were in progress at the Adelaide Reef mine, at Egastown at midnight on Tuesday Henry Thompson and Robert Robinson…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Mutiny. Fifty Years Ago. I. the Storm Bursts
It is now just half a century since the outbreak of the great revolt which shook British rule in India to its very foundations, and stirred the Empire to…
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Two men were drowned shortly after midnight of May 21 at the Adelaide Gold Mines, situated about a mile from Eganstown, Daylesford district (V.). Henry Thompson…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Mutiny. Fifty Years Ago Ii. the Storm at Its Height
When the first blast of the mutiny struck India the position at Cawnpore gave rise to the gravest auxiety. Situated on the Gauges, which constitutes…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Storm at Adel0ng. the Methodist Parsonage Damaged. Adelong
THERE was a severe storm at six o'clock on Sunday morning. Much damage was done to the Methodist personage, which suffered severely…
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A cyclone struck Tall[?]ang, in the Gu[?] country, and [?] a number of trees and blew the assembly hall down; a shed of…
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Marakech, the town in Morocco which suddenly sprang into notriety through its persecution of Europeans. has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Balloon Race in a Thunderstorm
Several balloons, which ascended for a race during a heavy thunderstorm from Ranelagh to London, narrowly escaped destruction. One aeronaut…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Destruction of Timber. Effects on Rainfall and Running Streams. No. 11. Old Time Floods
In reading over the former article on this subject (which was written hurriedly), I see I omitted to state that the year the Murrumbidgee River…
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Admiral Kamamosi states that the passing storm between Japan and the United States will disappear in the waters of the Pacific. Much depended…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Barque Wrecked Caught in a Storm. Trials of Crew. Wellington (N.z.)
The barque Woollahra, which left Wellington yesterday for Sydney, has gone ashore at Cape Terawhitie. She struck a line of rocks 300 yards off the…
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A heavy gale was experienced in various parts of the colony. Great damage was done at Greymouth, windows being smashed, verandahs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fires on a Mail Steamer. Outbreak on Ville De La Ciotat. No 4 Hold Flooded. Sydney
The fire which broke out late on Monday night on board the French mailboat Ville de la Ciotat. lying at Circular Quay, has been subdued. The damage…
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