South Australia. the Lull Before the Storm
The holidays have interfered alike with business and politics, but while the majority of industrial slaves have had a few days' respite from, toil, politicians have…
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183 stories in Riverina's papers · page 1 of 10
Heavy Rain in South Australia. Floods Threatened. Adelaide
A telegram from Terowie states that after six days' oppressive heat the town was visited by a duststorm this afternoon, followed later by a heavy…
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The storm which passed over Wagga on Friday afternoon, and rained 71 points in less than half an hour, reached cyclonic force at Toole's Creek,…
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Heavy floods have been caused by the rains in South Australia. Many houses are surrounded, and considerable damage has been done…
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The Peel River at Tamworth is running a banker owing to the continued heavy rains. A big flood is feared. Many farms are already inundated,…
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General rains continue throughout Australia and further rainy weather is predicted. In the Tamworth district the Peel…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Big Floods. Up North and North:west and in Queensland. Several Fatalities. (By Telegraph). Sydney, Monday Night
All the country between Maitland and Inverell, and as far West as Walgett, is unundated. Four fatalities, have been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Big Floods in the North. Narrabri in Danger. Tamworth Inundated. Bridges Collapse. Serious Losses on the Hunter. Crops Destroyed. SYDNEY
Information has been received from Narrabri to the effect that a big flood is imminent, as the river, which is 22ft. above the normal level, is rising…
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As a result of the phenomenal rainfall during the latter end of last week, heavy floods—in some instances the greatest on record—have been…
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Eighteen inches of water stilt remains in the Wee Waa post office, and four inches in the streets. Although the floods have receded, this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Disastrous Floods. Tamworth Under Water. Damage Estimated at £30,000. Four Men Drowned at Moree. Sydney
As a result of 14 inches of rainfall since Tuesday last the greatest flood on record has occurred at Tamworth. A furious torrent of water swept…
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As tHe result of the phenomenal rainfall during the latter end of last week, heavy floods—in some instances the greatest on record—have been…
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As a result of the heavy general rains last week the northern portion of the State is experience a most disastrous flood The country…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Floods. Damage at Inverell. Bridges Swept Away. Mails Delayed. Sydney
At Inverell the damage done by the floods was serious. The MacIntyre River rose several feet on Saturday, but the waters quickly subsided. A good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Floods. Phenomenal Rainfalls. Widespread Inundation. Several People Drowned. Sydney
Nearly 20 menes of rain tell in five days at Bingara. Many settlers lost their homes, furniture. and stock, and a bridge just completed was swept…
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The creation of townships on [?] sites where the early bullock-teams camped close to water has caused much disaster from floods. There are towns in this as…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The Great Floods. Wee Waa in a Nice Fix. Rescued from Trees. Serious Damage to the Railways. SYDNEY
Widespread distress has resulted amongst the sufferers by the floods at Wee Waa. A number of people between…
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The forecast for New South Wales, issued yesterday afternoon, was: Unsettled to raining, with thunder, more especially over the eastern half, in which…
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James Stone, manager of Keytas Station, Moree district, was drowned while rescuing sheep from the flood waters…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Floods Decomposing Stock. a Pestilence Feared. Sydney
The flood in the north of New South Wales is the most destructive in the history of the State. Starting with tamworth, it has swept relentlessly…
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