The Weather. Heavy Rain in Wagga and District. Overflowing Gutters
Since it started raining in Wagga early on Thursday morning up to 9 o'clock last night 216 points of rain were registered at the Wagga Post…
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Big Rains Murrumbidgee in Flood
Beautiful rains! On Thursday night and Friday morning rain tumbled down, the registration at 8.30 on Friday morning being 168…
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Thunderstorms and heavy rains were the result of the unsettled conditions which set in over the State on Friday morning. These conditions…
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Further heavy rain showers fell in Junee, on Friday night, accompanied by strong wind, and 94 points were recorded to 9 a.m. Saturday at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Flood Wates River’s Rapid Rise. Maximum Reached at Gun. Daga[?]
All eyes yesterday were concentrated upon the river, which rose considerably and carried on its rushlo[?] surface considerable quantities of…
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The heavy rain flooded the training racks on the M.T.C. racecourse, but as most of the horses were away at Albury there was no need for the…
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Mr. Con. Purcell, who was well in[?]wn in Wagga, was drow[?]d at [?] Creek [?] Tarcutta, on Saturday about 11 a.m…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Record Flood Big Washaways. Fences Flattened. Damage to Farms and Crops
Following on the torrential rains of Thursday and Friday, the Tumut River, Goobragandra (or Little) River and Gilmore Creek were in high flood…
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Heavy floods are reported from Victoria, due to the recent torrential rains, and great damage has been done in the country districts. There…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →San Antonio. Devastated by Flood. Damage Estimated at 1,000,009 Dollars. Vancovuer
San Antonio, Texas, has been devastated by flood. Twenty-two bodies have been found, but the fatalities are estimated to be as high as 500, and perhaps…
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Comparatively little damage was done in Wagga by the rains. With two or three exceptions there is nothing to show that channels and…
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According to a report which has reached the State Water Commission, the floods in the Goulburn and Murray rivera, though heavy, are not…
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After the recent flood waters bad heeded at Gundaga[?] hundreds of rabbits were found marooned on [?] [?] islands having been washed out…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Gone to Sea!" Storm Left Us Visiting Norfolk Island SYDNEY
A cyclonic storm, which came from the north, and affected the coastal parts of N.S.W. yesterday, has gone to sea, and this morning was somewhere…
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Absorbing flood water by storage wells is a plan French engineers are considering. Much damage was formerly done by inundations…
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It is impossible yet to form anything like an accurate idea of the extensive damage done throughout our district by the flood of last week…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Randwick Gallops Galloping in Heavy Rain
There was little doing at Randwick on Thursday morning, as the rain has made the tracks sodden, the grass rinks being closed…
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The cyclonic storm which came front the north and affected the coastal parts of N.S.W. yesterday, has gone to sea, and this morning was…
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A heavy rainstorm, accompanied by hall, passed over the township on Sunday afternoon. 50 points were registered…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Quest. Delayed by Storm. London
The "Quest," on which Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on his Antarctic expedition has been delayed at Gravesend owing to a storm…
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