A Cyclone at Cunnamulla
BRISBANE, Monday.--A telegram has been received to-night intimating that the town of Cunnamulla was wrecked this morning by a cyclone. The courthouso was unroofed,…
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Thunderstorms
Sedulously avoid all conductors of electricity. Do not shelter under trees or go near them; the great majority of accidents arise from want of this precaution. Do not handle or be very close…
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The steamer Changsha arrived on Friday from Hongkong with news of several very disastrous storms and floods in China and Japan. The floods of the Chikusagawa…
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A meeting of the Yarra Floods Board is being held to consider the suggestion of Professor Kernot that the Upper Yarra should be widened to relieve the Richmond…
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Sedulously avoid all conductors of electricity. Do not shelter under trees or go near them; the great majority of accidents arise from want of this precaution. Do not handle or be very close…
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A heavy storm, lasting some three hours, occurred here last evening. The lightning at times was very vivid, and heavy rain fell. The weather is now fine…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Terrible Storm. 300 Persons Killed. 40,000 Houses Demolished. LONDON, September 18
Eastern news received via San Francisco gives particulars of the disastrous hurricane which was experienced at Tokushima in Japan sometime ago. During the prevalence…
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ORANGE, Tuesday.--A heavy thunderstorm was experienced to-day. About 1 p.m. Thomas Elliott's Carrington Club Hotel, opposite the courthouse, was struck by…
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WEST MAITLAND, Tuesday.--One of the most violent thunderstorms that has occurred for years visited the town to-day. The morning was very close, bringing up a storm…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrific Storm. an Unprecedented Gale. Wind Reaches 120 Miles an Hour. The Storm on the Coast. Extensive Damage--A Steamer Sunk --The Harbor Vessels Seeking Shelter
IT is a number of years since so violent a storm passed over the metropolitan district as that which was experienced between midnight and 4 o'clock this morning. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Weather. an Easterly Gale on the Coast
The unsettled weather of the past few days culminated yesterday in a violent casterly gale, attended by heavy rain squalls. The storm made its appearance on the south…
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Shipping arrivals on Saturday and yesterday give further testimony of the violence of the storm. A very rough experience fell to the lot of the French mail steamer Tanais,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Storm of 1876
Those who remember the gale of 1876 say that it was even more severe than that of Saturday morning. It occurred on September 10 and 11, and is better known as the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Steamer in a Gale. a Pilot Boat Swamped
MELBOURNE, Saturday.—During the passage from Sydney the stoamer Bhundara encountered very boisterons weather. On Thursday night, outside the Heads, quite a hurricane…
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Considerable damage was done in the Redfern district, the loan amounting in all to some thousands of pounds. A building in Elizabeth-street, Redfern, No. 14, was totally wrecked. It was owned…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Effects of the Storm at Kiama. Kiama
Last night this town and district were visited with the severest south-easterly gale experienced here for a long lime. From the early forenoon yesterday a change in the weather was apparent, and between…
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The city surveyor, accompanied by Mr. Lee, the clerk of works, made a cursory inspection of the city on Saturday morning in order to ascertain what damage had been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Terrific Storm. Havoc Played by the Tempest. Damage on Land and Sea. Destruction of Life and Property. Rivers in High Flood
Not for 16 years has there been any near approach to the violence attained by the storm of last Saturday morning. In the wind scale known to marmers as Beanfort's scale the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Terrible Gale. Great Damage in Sydney and Suburbs. Houses Unroofed and Trees Destroyed. a Ferry Steamer Sunk. a Woman Killed -- a Man Missing. Wind Velocity 120 Miles an Hour. Rain and Snow in the Country. Towns Flooded--great Damage to Property
Never since September 11,1876, has Sydney and surrounding districts experienced a storm equal in violence to that which, commencing mildly on Friday morning, gradually…
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BATHURST, Saturday.-The river has risen wonderfully fast, and is now (12.30 p.m.) almost level with the banks. On the Kelso side is an immense sheet of water, and the Chinamen's…
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