The Murray in Flood. Apprehension at Albury. Albury
The Hurray River is still rising at Albury and the Wodonga flats are again swamped. The river is falling at Jingellie. He weather is fine…
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Storms and Floods. Melbourne
News of widespread distress, caused by storm and flood, is still coming to hand from all parts of the state. Ballarat is, apparently, the centre…
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THE weather forecast received yesterday afternoon was as follows:— "General rain during next few days, first affecting the Western districts…
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Heavy thunderstorms and disastrous floods have occurred in the northern districts of Victoria. A portion of the Inglewood railway…
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Appearances on Wednesday night gave hope that settled weather might be looked for in this part of the State for some days at least. On Thursday…
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Serious floods have occurred in Bendigo, Ballarat and the western districts of Victoria. Mrs. Ferry, wife of the manager of…
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Rain fell steadily in Melbourne and suburbs to-day, though not expected this would cause fresh floods. At Warracknabeal the waters are…
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A stream of water three miles wide, and from one to six feet deep, rushed in a raging torrent in all directions over the plain portion of Victoria…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Victorian Floods. Waters Subsiding. Many Houses Vacated. Melbourne
At Warracknabeal the flood waters are subsiding but the streets are still under water. Hundreds of people are unable to go their homes and are…
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The series of floods in Victoria in the Murray River valley, referred to in recent issues of THE WORKER, last week culminated in a disastrous flood—the most…
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All the railway lines, excepting Rupanyup to Marnoo, Warracknabeal to Hopetown, and Ultimo to Chilbrigollab, Melbourne, have been put into…
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The Victorian Government has decided to give immediate relief to the suffers by the recent floods. About llO persons are homeless at Jeparit…
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The train from Melbourne to Echuca was held up two miles south of Rochester on Friday, on account of flood waters. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Cablegrams The Nexico Flood, LONDON
Latest particulars of the floods in Mexico state that 1,200 people are dead at Montery. The damage amounts to four million pounds…
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Sub-inspector Musgrave, Wagga, received a telegram on Saturday from the Government Meteorologist to the effect that floods were! to be expected…
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In connection with the floods in Colombia, it is reported that the drowned at Monte Video are officially estimated at 60. By the overflow of the rivers…
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A ship's boat, crowded with men, was sighted off Cape Naturaliste, W.A., last Thursday. At first many jumped to the conclusion that it might be from the Lund…
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The loss of life and the destruction of property caused by the terrible floods in the northern states of Mexico prove to be even greater than was…
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THE floods roll-down to the sea all day, The floods roll down to the sea, There's never a barrier bids them stay By the hapless fields that many a day…
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Two thousand people perished by floods in Monterey. The damage is estimated at £6,000,000. THE new Public Halls and Theatres…
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