A Tropical Storm
Mr Murdo M'Kenzie, who is managing a station in Central Queensland, writing to his father. Mr H. M'Kenzie, J.P., of Terara, thus describes his experience of a tropical…
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7 stories in South Coast's papers
A Queensland Storm. the Darkie's Prescience
Young Murdo M'Kenzie, son of Mr. Hugh M'Kenzie, of Terara, in a letter to his father, describes a recent storm which occurred up in Central…
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A sixty-mile gale struck New York this morning, and for a few hours made walking dangerous throughout the city (cabled the "Daily Telegraph's" New…
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Billiards on board ship ! That is the latest innovationâand a popular innovation it is likely to turn out. The experiment, it is true, has…
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For access to the Lookout at Gooddog, Cambewarra Mountain, a short route with a grade of 1 in 8 3/4 was approved by the Cambewarra Shire…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Sydney Letter. Sydney, September 28th, 1909. Storms— Magnetic and Other
The splendid auroral displays on Saturday night set every one talking, each according to his, or her, own idiosyn[?]racy. Something unprecedented and out…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Struck the Rocks. Narrow Escape of the Eden. Strikes Cape St. George. Now Badly Smashed. Forepeak Flooded. Saved by the Bulkhead
The Illawarra S. N. Companyâs well-known coastal steamer Eden arrived in p[?] last evening with her how badly smashed and bearing other…
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