Cyclone in America
LONDON, Monday Afternoon.--A cyclone at Trenton, New Jersey, U.S.A., unroofed houses and wrecked factories doing damage to the extent or 300,000 dollars (about £60,000)…
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Gales at Newcastle. Newcastle
Very boisterous weather has prevailed during the past 24 hours. Yesterday was bright and genral; but about 9 p.m. the city just missed a sharp thunderstorm which passed from the southward out to…
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"Strong south-west gale, and heavy sea, with thick rain," was the report received this morning from nearly every port along the coast. A troublesome sea is giving…
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Shipping along the coast yesterday had a lively experience, as strong, boisterous south-westerly winds blew almost generally, reaching to gales at Gabo Island, Jervis Bay, and Newcastle. A…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The United States. Destructive Cyclone. London, Aug. 11
A cyclone occurred at Trenton, New Jersey. Houses were unroofed and factories wrecked. The damage to property is estimated at 300,000 dollars (£60,000)…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Shipping Items. the Weather. a Hard Southerly Gale
An extensive high pressure system, covering the whole continent of Australia, has deposited rain on the central coast of this State. It took tho form of a south to…
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A southerly gale swept along the coast yesterday, accompanied by squally weather and a heavy sea. The storm had its effect on shipping, many vessels being compelled to put back through stress…
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Strong southerly winds continued to blow along the coast this forenoon, being accompanied by rain and squally conditions. South-west gales were reported from Barrenjoey, Camden Haven,…
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Shortly before 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening a hailstorm occurred in Sydney, but it was of short duration. The storm was preceded by a strong wind, which attained a velocity of 34 miles an…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Gale. Shipping Delayed. Scope of the Rainfall
Stormy weather continues along the coast, and, owing to the rough sea, vessels are still sheltering. A telegram from Seal Rocks stated that the…
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Mr. John F. Mann writes:—In carrying out my instructions from the Surveyor-General in January, 1849, I measured off several building lots in South Gundagai, Murrumbidgee River. North…
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Along the coast this morning the weather shows signs of moderating, although a heavy sea was running both north and south of Sydney Heads. "A rising glass" has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Gale Subsiding. Mr. Russell Interviewed
Speaking last evening, Mr. Russell stated that the gale was subsiding, the highest velocity registered being 25 miles per hour. There was he said, no likelihood of the rain spreading inland…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Gale. Another Rough Day. Some Stormy Experiences. a Ketch Has a Perilous Time
Yesterday was another wild day on the coast, the gale continuing with unabated fury. Heavy seas were reported from nearly the whole length of the seaboard, and shipping, especially vessels…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wintry Conditions. (Some of the Items In this Issue appeared In Our Latest yesterday.) Gales and Rain. Coastal Showers
So far as suburban and city residents are concerned, there appears, from the existing climatic conditions, ample justification for the pretty generally expressed opinion, "Winter has set in…
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The southerly gale which has been raging along the [?]cast during the past few days blew itself out yesterday morning, and the shipping took advantage of the change and put to sea. Quite a fleet…
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Mr. J. H. Maiden, Curator of Sydney Botanic Gardens, bus devoted much study to the mitigation of floods in the valley of the Hunter River (N.S.W.). In a paper read…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →After the Review. Illuminations Completely Spoilt. Thunderstorms and Rain
LONDON, Sunday.--After reviewing the fleet at Spithead yesterday, the King received the British and foreign flag-officers on board the Royal yacht, while the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News by Cable. (From the Evening News Correspondents.) [COPYRIGHT.] China. Floods in Kwang-si. Thousands Drowned
LONDON, August 18, 3.45 p.m.—Terrible floods have occurred in the province of Kwang-si, Southern China, and thousands of the inhabitants have been drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Flood at Albany. Railway Line Damaged
A remarkable downpour of rain occurred at Albany on Satutday amounting to nearly 5 inches. Miles of railway line were under water, and long stretches are damaged by washaways. In the town…
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