Gales on the British Coast
LONDON, December 19.—Gales are raging on the coasts of Great Britain. There have been many casualties and some fatalities…
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General Cable News. Gales on the British Coasts
LONDON, Friday. -- Many casualties, and some fatalities, have been reported as the result of heavy winter gales upon the British coasts…
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Gales are raging on the coasts of Great Britain. There have been many casualties and some fatalities…
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ALBURY, Friday.—There has been a further great rainfall since yesterday, three-quarters of an inch being recorded this morning in less than half an hour, and it is still raining. The total…
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CANDELO, Thursday. -- This morning Mrs. F. Bower and Miss G. Smart, whilst endeavoring to cross the river to reach town, were swept down the stream. Both occupants were washed out of…
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For once in many years Melbourne is perturbed in fear of a flood Owing to the recent heavy rains the Yarra a rising…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Floods Feared. Austral Wheel Race Postponed. MELBOURNE
Heavy ram fell all night, and in the forenoon. The Austral Wheel Race has been postponed, and most of the cricket events, as well as the Moonee Valley races…
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A correspondent writing from the Gunning district, under date December 17, says:— "We are getting some grand ruin this month here. On the 15th…
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The Railway Department has received telegrams announcing heavy rains in the south-west. The Warrego River at Cunnamulla was 3ft. over the new bridge, and rising. The mailman for…
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Replying to a question in reference to flood relief for the Richmond River in the Legislalative Assembly last week, the Minister for Works said the widening of the Tuckombil…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Great Storm at the Philippine Islands. Luzon Island Devastated. a Picture of Destruction and Desolation. Inhabitants Driven to the Highlands. Shipping Casualties
The United States supply steamer Glacier arrived yesterday from Manila. She is on one of her usual periodical visits to obtain supplies for the American troops at the Philippine Islands…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mr. Chamberlain's Tour Natal Taken by Storm. Foundations of the Empire. Impressive Speeches and Frantic Applause
LONDON, Monday. -- Mr. Chamberlain's grasp of detail, and the impressive speeches which he has delivered, have taken the people of Natal by storm…
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The grasp of detail shown by Mr. Chamberlain, and his impressive speeches, have taken Natal by storm. While Mr. Chamberlain was attending the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Captain Wyrill's Report. Severe Gales in the Gilbert Group. Churches Unroofed and Houses Demolished
Captain Wyrill, commander of the John Williams, in his report of the cruise of the mission vessel, says:— "The vessel sailed from Sydney on…
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The London Missionary Society steamship John Williams completed another of her periodical trips to the South Seas yesterday, arriving at Parbury's Wharf shortly after 1 p.m. The…
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CONNABARABRAN, Tuesday.—For the last three days the heat been excessive, up to 112deg. The local blacks, who predicted the recent rains, are prophesying tremendous [?]…
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A remarkable fact in connection with the recent heavy rains throughout Victoria—gauging as high as from three and a half to four inches in half a week—is that they have not been followed…
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