Floods in the Country
MORUYA, Wednesday.—The flood waters have gone down considerably since Sunday night. There is no account of any damage done. All the bridges escaped without damage, except Coila…
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The Late Heavy Rains. (From Our Correspondent.) Expected Flood at Warren. Warren
Owing to an expected big flood hers, people are building embarkments round their houses for protection, the river is now just over the banks, and is still rising. It is anticipated that we shall have the…
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17—M B in diamond Windsor 17—J B conjoined J Mulgrave Winchcombe Carson & Co 1—F L / Coolac…
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BROKEN-HILL, Wednesday, 6 p.m.--The weather has been so boisterous all day that the defence committee abandoned tho idea of holding the usual afternoon meeting on…
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A telegram was yesterday posted at the Merchants Exchange announcing that the steamer Beagle, during last Saturday's violent weather, parted her moorings in Bateman's Bay and drove ashore. The crew are safe. Captain…
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GUNNEDAH, Wednesday.—The flood waters are subsiding, though much of the low-lying country is still submerged. Several selectors were rendered homeless, and a few hundred sheep were…
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After a few days of fine weather a change was experienced yesterday and weather similar to that which prevailed last week set in. The rain was general throughout the…
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HEAVY weather, which set in yesterday, was experienced pretty well throughout the colony, and extended into Victoria and Queensland. A heavy fall was…
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The storm of last Friday was very destructive to some parts of bur district, bat, Strange to say, our orchards lave practically escaped serious injury. The reason of this is, Deduct,…
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An easterly gale was reported at several of the coastal stations early yesterday, but towards evening the wind worked into the southward, and according to the latest…
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In Parramatta the effect of the storm ware to be [?]en in [?]ery direction. The gardens have [?]ffered severely ; trees were uprooted in different directions, or denuded of…
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Sir,—It is recognised generally that it is not wise to predict weather for more than 24 hours. In countries where observations over a wide area are taken twice or perhaps three times a day, it is usual…
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GUNDAGAI, Thursday.--Although the Murrumbidgee River is now within its banks a warning this morning was received from Yass and Queanbeyan to prepare for a great…
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WARREN, Thursday.--The flood is still rising. All the lower lands are under water and families are removing into town to escape the flood water. The mail is running…
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Sixteen years ago what is known as the Dandenong gale burst upon our coast. Its velocity was recorded at the rate of 140 miles an hour. No such gale has blown upon our shores since that…
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The storm of last Friday was very destructive live to some parts of our district, but, strange to say, our orchards have practically escaped serious injury. The season of this is, no doubt,…
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Mr. J. E. Bowden, the Parramatta district coroner, held an inquest at Eastwood last Saturday touching the death of a married woman named Margaret Keddie, who was killed by a falling tree at Eastwood…
Continued on Trove, page 751 →Terrible Gale. Rain, Hail, and Snow. Loss of Life. Considerable Damage to Property. Floods in the Country
The heavy south-easterly gale which, commencing in Sydney on the afternoon of September 23, and continued with unabated force, accompanied by fierce squalls and rain storms, reached its…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →A Terrific Storm. Disastrous Effects in Town and District. Bad Luck for the Growers. [?] in the Orchards. [?] and Fatality
[?] reports from all portions [?] the effects of the storm last [?] Many places report great [?] some of our correspondents…
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A most serious flood took place during yesterday and last night Although timely warning had been received from Bathurst, Orange, and Mudgee, still much damage was done and great loss of stock took…
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