Peru.—terrible Storm, with Loss of Life
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 28 September 1872 · page 392
There has been a terrible storm here. The surf along the whole South Coast continues very heavy, which has caused many accidents, and great loss of life. There has been a rebellion of the Chinese in Canete. Another cargo…
Continued on Trove, page 392 →Legrams This Day Terrific Gales to the Northward. Steamer Queensland almost a Complete Wreck. Chief Officer Drowned. Survey of the Gipps Land Railway Line. Proposed Extension of Murray River Navigation
Evening News · Saturday 28 September 1872 · page 2
The steamer Queensland, which left this for Sydney on Monday, has returned to port nearly a complete wreck, with loss of mast, she haying encountered a most fearful southerly gale…
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Empire · Monday 30 September 1872 · page 2
Also in Evening News
FOR some days past considerable anxiety has been felt here with regard to the safety of the A. S. N. Company's steamer Queensland, which left Brisbane on Monday last for Sydney, and no tidings were received of her till…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 5 October 1872 · page 24
FOR some days during last week considerable anxiety was felt in Sydney with regard to the safety of the A. S. N. Company's steamer Queensland, which left Brisbane on Monday, September 23rd, for Sydney,…
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Empire · Tuesday 8 October 1872 · page 3
Also in Evening News
ON Friday morning the city of Bathurst was visited with an extraordinary snow storm. During Thursday night (says the Free Press) there was a heavy full or rain, and the snow commenced to fall shortly after…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 12 October 1872 · page 24
LEFT Sydney by 5.10 p.m. train on Thursday, October 3rd; arrived at Bathurst, 3.30 a.m. on Friday. The latter part of journey, viz., from Macquarie Plains, about eleven miles. being done by coach, and through heavy rain. After…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Telegrams This Day. Floods in the North. Colonial Bank Dividend. New Theatre Royal, Melbourne. Latest News From Port Darwin Sale of Rex's Tin Mine. Rich Specimens From the Denison Diggings. Latest Mining Commercial, &c., &., &., TAMWORTH Saturday, 1 p.m
Evening News · Saturday 12 October 1872 · page 2
The down coach for Sydney has been stopped in consequence of a heavy rise in the river. At Goonoo Goono, the Peel River is bank high, and the town is partially flooded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day. Floods in the North. Suspension of Mining Operations. the Late Woman Murder in Melbourne. Lottie, the Female Acrobat. the Victorian Rifle Association. Large Arrivals of Mauritius Sugars. Mailman Drowned at Gunnedah. Alleged Discovery of Tin. the Queensland Revenue. Intercolonial Boating Contest at Melbourne. the Bar of Victoria. Reduction of Prices for Ade Latest Mining,commercial, &c., &c., &c. GUNNEDAH. Monday, 1. 45 p.m
Evening News · Monday 14 October 1872 · page 2
Heavy rains have fallen here, and there are floods throughout the district. A man in the employment of Mr. Nowland, mail contractor, was drowned in Quipolly…
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Evening News · Wednesday 16 October 1872 · page 3
LEFT Sydney by 5.10 p.m. train on Thursday, October 3rd; arrived at Bathurst, 3.30 a.m. on Friday. The latter part of journey, viz,, from Macquarie Plains, about eleven miles, being done by coach, and through heavy rain. After…
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Empire · Wednesday 16 October 1872 · page 3
LEFT Sydney by 5.10 p.m. train on Thursday, October 3rd; arrived at Bathurst, 3.30 a. m. on Friday. The latter part of journey, viz., from Macquarie Plains, about eleven in les, being done by coach, and through heavy rain. After…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams This Day. Crushings at Hill End. Curatorship of the Melbourne, Gardens. Mr. Duffy Declines to Oppose Education Bill. the Port Darwin Telegrams. Bushranging at Beechworth. Prorogation of Victorian Parliament. the Melbourne Stock Markets. Acquittal of O'shea. Suppression of Betting Houses. Champion Stock Show. the Alma Murder. Decline in Gold Shipments From Victoria. the Victorian Crew for Balmain. Warrant for a Minister. the Narracoorte Railway. Gas Foe Yore's Pennisula. Two Men Drowned at Hill End. Church Meeting at Bega. Mr. John Stewart at Kiama. Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt in Victoria. Flood at Seymour. More Coal at Adelaide. Latest Commercial. &c., &c., &c. Hill End
Evening News · Thursday 17 October 1872 · page 2
The yield of Kronmann's crushing at Chappell's machine, was 480 ounces of gold from 71 tons of seconds stone. None of the rich gold-bearing stone was put in this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TAMWORTH. The Floods at the North. Rescue of Eight Persons by Aboriginals. October 14
Evening News · Thursday 17 October 1872 · page 2
Arriving here I was somewhat surprised to find that on being so near to the tin mines at Bendemeer, Watson's Creek, The Giant's Den, &c., that there should be a complaint of the want of trade; one would naturally think that with such an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suez Mail. Arrival of the Arrival of the English Mail, Via Suez. Latest Newspaper Dates, London September 6. Latest Telegraphic Dates, London, September 26. Closing of the Geneva Tri Bunal. English Indemnity Fixed at 15,500,000 Dollars. Meeting of the Emperors of Russia, Austria, and Germany. the Autumn Military Manoeuvres. Death of the King of Sweden. the Queen at Dunrobin Castle. Warlock Won the St. Leger. Deficient Wheat Harvest. Loss of the Steamer Metas.—eighty Persons Drowned. the Melanesia! Bishopric. the Port Darwin Cable. Postal Services, s[?] Floods in Ceylon and India. American Steamer Burned at Japan. Advance in the Price of Wool. Decline in Copper, &c, &c, &c, ADEDAIDE, Friday, 5.40 a.m
Evening News · Friday 18 October 1872 · page 2
The Branch Steamer, Rangatira, with the English mails via Suez, was telegraphed at daylight this morning. The following are the heads of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of the Suez Mail Latest Telegraphic Dates, London, September. 26. Closing of the Geneva Tribual. English Indemnity Fixed at 15,500,000 Dollars. Meeting of the Emperors of Rissia, Austria, and Germany. the Autumn Military Manœivres. Death of the King of Sweden. the Queen at Dunrobin Castle. Warlock Won the St. Leger. Deficient Wheat Harvest. Loss of the Steamer Metas.eighty Persons Drowned. the Melanesian Bishopric. the Port Darwin Cable. Postal Services, &c. Floods in Ceylon and India. American Steamer Burned at Japan. Advance in the Price of Wool Decline in Copper. &c., &c., &c., (From Our Adelaide Correspondent.) Adelaide. Friday. 5.40 a.m
Empire · Saturday 19 October 1872 · page 3
The Branch Steamer, Rangatira, with the English mails via Suez, was telegraphed at daylight this morning. The following are the heads of…
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Evening News · Tuesday 22 October 1872 · page 3
SATURDAY last was a notable day in the annals of Tamworth. On Friday morning rain-clouds of more than an ordinary character overspread the heavens, and during the day the fall of water was immense…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 23 October 1872 · page 6
SATUHDAY, 12th instant, was a notable day in the annals of Tamworth. On Friday morning, rain clouds of more than an ordinary character overspread the heavens, and during the day the fall of water was immense, amounting…
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Empire · Wednesday 23 October 1872 · page 3
SATURIMY last was a notable day in the annals of Tamworth. On Friday morning rain-clouds of more than an ordinary character overspread the heavens, and during the day the fall of water was immense,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams This Day. the Punch Lane Murder in Melbourne. Latest Cattle and Wool Sales at Melbourne. Gold Prospects at Gulgong. Hill End Races. the Hawkins' Hill Handicap. Effects of Sucking a Snake-bite Wound. Bathurst Assizes. Proposed Reduction of Telerates in Victoria Heavy Gale Off King's Island. the Intercolonial Conference at Sydney. &c., &c., &c., GULGONG. Thursday, 9.50 a.m
Evening News · Thursday 31 October 1872 · page 2
James Ford, the sportsman, died at 3 o'clock yesterday at Smith's hotel Dr. Bennett, with Drs. Forbes and Bowling, of Mudgee, were in attendance, and had a consultation. It appears…
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