The Flood in the Murrum- Bidgee
ALBURY, Monday.--The weather has been fine, though dull. The river to-night is 28ft. 6in., but falling slowly. It readied its greatest height last night, when the gauge…
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Queensland. the Flood Relief Fund. Aid to the Logan Fa Timers
BRISBANE, Monday.--A meeting of sub scribers to the Flood Relief Fund of 1893 was held to-day to discuss the question of voting a Bum for the relief of the…
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The new comet is now plainly visible to the naked eye, and with a pair of operaglasses a long, ray like tail can be seen pointing upwards towards the left. On Thursday evening it will be…
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We are indebted to Mr. G. Butterfield, of Marrickville, for the above sketch. Mr. Butterfield writes:--"As already indicated by Mr. Gale, of Paddington, the discoverer,…
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CARINS, Tuesday.--Accounts of suffering caused by the recent floods continue to come to hand. Assistance in many cases is badly required…
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PORT DOUGLAS, Wednesday. -- The Daintree River rose nearly 60ft. last week -- 12ft. higher than ever known before. Great damage has been done to property, and many…
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Our illustrations give views of the comet Gala as recorded by the star camera at the Observatory. That of the 25th was the result of exposing the plate to the comet's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Missing Ship. Three Months Out. From the Islands to Sydney. No Word of the Captain or Crew-- The Recent Disastrous Gales --The Worst Feared
For the past month all connected with the Island' trading schooner Renard have evinced considerable anxiety as to the safety of that vessel. The trip of the steamer…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament. Thursday, April 26. Legislative Assembly. Mixing on Private Property. Narrabri Moree Railway. Tamworth Water Supply. Armidale Water Supply. Storm Water Sewers
The Speaker took the chair at 4.30 p.m. HARBOR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS. Mr. Young moved" That there be laid upon the table of the House a return showing the…
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The flood waters from Gundagai and Wagga Wagga reached here this morning. The height of the liver is 25ft. 4in,…
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NYNGAN, Thursday.--A very heavy flood is expected on the Bogan River to-morrow. The municipal council wired yesterday for the Government boat, which arrived to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Intercolonial News. Queensland. Severe Storms
BOWEN, April 20.—A tornado sweptin a southerly direction across King's Beach and round Flagstaff Hill, demolishing the outhouses of the, pilpt station. The tornado then passed over the…
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During the storm on Tuesday at Caroline Bay, Ruapehu Island, three cotters were wrecked and two men were drowned. The Alarm broke away from her moorings and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gales and Floods in North Queensland. A Tornado at Bowden. Townsville, April 18
Heavy rain fell throughout Tuesday night. The record for 24 hours ended 9 a.m. to-day was 526 points. The wind began to blow with almost hurricane force this morning,…
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Poor Jim is a wonderful critic, The greatest ever was born; But I think he came, in a snow shower, Or fell in a thunderstorm…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A New Zealand Gale. Three Oyster Boats Lost. Two Men Drowned. a Brigantine in a Gale
AUCKLAND, Saturday. A terrific storm occurred in Caroline Bay, Euapeke Island, on Tuesday morning, resulting in the loss of three oyster boats, the Alarm,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Fierce Gale in New Zealand. Wreck of Three Oyster Cutters. Two Men Drowned
AUCKLAND, Friday. -- Word has been re[?]eived from the Blu[?]f, Invercargill, of the wreck of the oyster cutters Alarm, Annie, and Deveron. During a storm on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Murrain bidgee Flood. Narrandera Partly Submerged
NARRANDERA, Saturday. Yesterday afternoon the flood waters of the Murrnmbidgee reached a maximam the height recorded being 25ft 6in. Residents on the flats have had to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hospital Saturday. a Magnificent Success. the City Taken by Storm. £1675 Collected in the Streets. Experiences of the Lady Collectors. Interesting and Amusing Incidents. Want of Liberality on the Part of Ladies
Splendid enthusiasm, a well-organised and extensive plan of co-operation, and the liberality of the public, to say nothing of tho brightness of the weather, combined to make…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Weather. Suddeb Change in Sydney. the Country Floods. Big Rise in the Daeling Feared
Throughout Saturday the weather in the city was fine but rather dull. Sunday broke rather threateningly, bat as the morning wore the son shone brightly, and the clouds almost entirely…
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