Killed in a Storm. HOBART
A man named Jos. N. Steel has been killed at Branxholme by a tree having been blown down on his tent during a storm…
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Cyclone in Aden
ADEN, June 4.—A cyclone swept over the district to-day, and did much damage to property…
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A cyclone swept over the district to-day, doing much damage to property. THE S.S. KAIKOURA. RIO JANEIRO, JUNE 3…
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Aden, June 4.-- A cyclone swept over the district to-day, doing much damage to property…
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Reports from the country that the wet weather is general, The cold IS intense, and severe snowstorms have occurred in Lanc[?]eld and other districts. Along the coast line heavy weather has prevailed…
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ADEN, June 4.—A cyclone swept over the district to-day, and did much damage to pr[?] perty…
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The Victorian Minister of Mines has received from Mr. T. B. Trezise, inspector for the Maryboreugh (V.) district, a special report on the recent alleged flooding at the Golden Stream Company's claim…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Weather. Heavy Rain in Sydney
Yesterday, at about 10 minutes past 5 p.m., a light shower fell, and at 9 o'clock the rain began to fall steadily, and continued through, the night and this morning. At about 2 a.m. the fall was very heavy…
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It is some tune since the Randwick water reserve and surrounding country presented the appearance it does to-day. The gentle rains which fell during the post fortnight in every way prepared the ground…
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The steady rain during the past few days has resulted in the flooding of the low-lying lands of Marrickville, about which some fuss was made a short time ago, but without having any other result than to…
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Yesterday will be a marked day, not only on account of the landing of the Sondan Contingent, but also through the thorough soaking received by the thousands of spectators witnessing the proceedings…
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In consequence of the [?]ooded state of the country s[?] here, the mail yesterday from Ludde[?] did not ar[?]ve, and Kilday's Creak, on the Mulgoa-road at Jami[?]town, over which a bridge has done…
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Sir, -- I read in your issue of to-day of the distress and loss at Marrickville occasioned by the present heavy rain, in which yon truly say. "There was a level square mile of Marrickville under water, which…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sanitary State of Sydney. Xi. Marrickville Floods
There are two ways in which the more low-lying suburbs of Sydney are brought before the general public, and they alternate with more or less regularity according to the season of the year. In the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our American Letter. San Francisco, June 6. Floods and Storms
This month has been rather prolific of news; but by far the greatest portion of it has been of "moving accidents by flood and field," and nothing of particular commercial interest has occurred. Some of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Distress in Adelaide. Flooding the Labor Market. Immigration Condemned. Adelaide
A powerful indignation meeting was held in the Town Hall on Monday night, to protest against the action of Mr. Downer and the Government in proposing to bring out three hundred immigrants. The…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Terrible Cyclone in the Indian Ocean. Wreck of the S.S. Speke Hall—all Hands But One Lost. (From the Colombo Observer.)
The M.M. steamer Peiho brings intelligence of the wreck of the British steamer Speke Hall in a cyclone, about 180 miles this side of Aden. All hands were lost, with the exception of the second officer, named Henry Keyzar, who…
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The M.M. steamer Peiho brings intelligence of tho wreck of the British steamer Speke Hall in a cyclone, about 180 miles this side of Aden. All hands were lost, with the exception of the second officer, named Henry Keyzar, who…
Continued on Trove, page 100 →Floods in China
Cablegrams were received a few days ago from China, by the wellknown George-street merchants, Messrs. On Chong and Sum Kum Ti, intimating that there had been a terrible flood in Canton, and that…
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