Shipping in the Gale
The shipping delayed by the recent southerly gale arrived yesterday. The French mail liner, Tamils, from Noumea, was nearly 21 hours late in reaching port, owing to the…
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A Ship in a Gale. a Seaman Drowned
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.—The barque St. Julien, which reached the harbor yesterday from Capetown, reports having lost a seaman overboard. The accident happened…
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The south-west gale of yesterday was too violent to last long, and as was expected, blew itself out during the night. Fortunately there were no serious accidents to…
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On the 23rd ultimo a heavy gale was raging in the bay at Gisborne, raising a very high sea. During the night the schooners Awanui and Spray arrived from…
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NEWCASTLE, Monday.--The weather has been fine but very boisterous to-day; the wind was blowing from the west in the morning, but towards noon it freshened considerably,…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.--A heavy storm occurred along the Victorian coast early this morning; the shipping in the bay was roughly used, and numerous small craft sank. The…
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Stormy weather prevails along the coast. At Gabo and Green Cape a south-south-west gale, with squally weather and a very rough sea, was reported, and essels going south…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Weather. Gales in the Tasman Sea. a Schooner Damaged
Exceptionally violent weather has lately swept across the Tasman Sea, testimony to this effect being given by shipmasters arriving from New Zealand. The schooner Hula came…
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H.M.S. Dart arrived at Brisbane yesterday on her way north on a surveying cruise. She left Sydney on Sunday. On Monday afternoon, when 210 miles north of Sydney, a furious gale blew…
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H.M.S. Dart, which arrived on Thursday at Brisbane from Sydney, had an exceedingly rough passage. When about 210 miles north of Sydney on Monday afternoon, the warship…
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LONDON, Thursday Night.--A disastrous raincloud burst yesterday over Wurtemburg, Germany, sweeping across a large district, and doing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →H.M.S. DART. Caught in a Gale. Captain Heming Injured. Two Ribs Broken--A Sailor Severely Bruised--The Vessel Swept by Seas--Furniture and Crockery Broken--The Fires Nearly Extinguished. BRISBANE
H.M.S. Dart, which arrived yesterday from Sydney, had an exceptionally rough passage. When about 210 miles north of Sydney on Monday afternoon she was…
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It is a rare thing for the weather in Sydney Harbor to interfere with the movements of the ocean mail steamers, but to-day's westerly gale prevented the P. and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Special Cables. From the Herald's London Correspondents. Floods in Europe. Bursting of a Waterspout. Many Lives Lost. London, June 8
A waterspout has burst over Kobersdorf, in Germany, and caused disastrous floods for miles around. One hundred lives have been lost…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Tram Vale Flood Waters. Report From Mr. C. W. Darley an Important Work
The member for Marrickville, Mr. F. E. M'Lean, has received from the Under-Secretary (Mr. J. Barling) a letter in regard to the question of dredging Cook's River…
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LONDON, Saturday Night. -- The market town of Kobersdorf, 12 miles from Oldenburg, Hungary, has been submerged by floods. Fifty of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Shipping in Trouble. Yesterday's Gale
As was to be expected in a blow like that of yesterday considerable inconvenience was caused to a number of small vessels about the harbor, as well as to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Past Sydney Storm Records
In 1893 from the 1st to the 3rd of January, a S. and S.E. gale blew at Sydney, doing a great deal of damage in the eastern suburbs. On that occasion it blew with such violence as to…
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The fresh breeze this morning freshened up during the day to a hard gale from the westward, with squalls of considerable force. The coastal signals were to the same effect, but…
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"There was nothing of this to be seen on Saturday," Mr. Russell remarked. "It came at a great pace across from the westward, and in 18 hours the barometers fell half an inch—a most…
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