Flood Damage at Maitland. West Maitland
At a public meeting, held at East Maitland, a resolution was carried that the Government be requested forthwith to proceed with the re-crection of the embankment formerly…
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Hunter River Floods. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,âIn your issue of the 20th, I notice "Traveller" says "that far better boats might have been put on to convey passengers from Morpeth to Newcastle during the flood time"…
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ST. MARYS, Monday.-- Steady rain commenced to fall on Saturday night, and continued throughout the night and early morning. From 8 up to noon some remarkably heavy falls took…
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In a letter to the Drummoyne Council, Mr. Thomas M'Donald, of North-road, complained that his property had been damaged to the [?]atent of £100 during one of the recent heavy…
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Recent cables make it evident that the European storm centre may soon shift to the other side of the Confluent and loom ominously over France. When a man like…
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THE SMASHED SEAWALL AT BONDI BEACH. Over 100 feet of the thick concrete wall and pathway have been washed away by the recent storm on the Coast. It will cost about £500 to repair…
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A wireless message was received in Sydney to-day from the master of the steamer Willesden to the effect that the vessel was 420 miles east-south-east of Sydney. The…
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The steamer Willesden, bound from Auckland to Melbourne, according to a wireless message sent from the steamer early this morning, is experiencing bad weather. Captain Cox…
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The steamer Levuka, which arrived from Fiji yesterday afternoon, met the tail end of a cyclone on Sunday night. The vessel was struck by several heavy seas, and took some…
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A case in the District Court this morning, before Judge Rogers, came to a sudden and abrupt termination. Richard Helms, of Alfred-street, North…
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THE serious nature of the damage done to the permanent way in…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →And the Floods Came. When Nature Overwhelms Man. Tragedy of a Mighty River
The worst general calamity--a combination of wind, flood, fire, and cold-- that ever visited the Mississippi valley has done complete damage to property valued at…
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BREWARRINA, Tuesday.--The following are further rain totals:--Goodooga 215 points, Dumble 210, Mucerawa 490, Cuttabunda 500, Gnomery 500, Brenda 437, Toulby 485, Ballandoon…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Floods -- Pictures from the Nambucca and Singleton
As the floods which devastated the Hunter River Valley (described and…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Magazine Section a Fair Wind and a Flood Tide
A Homely Trader Proceeding to an Anchorage in…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →The Railways and the Floods. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I notice that the railway authorities are being criticised by some people for their management during the recent disastrus floods on the Hunter. In common with some…
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The tramp steamer Willesden reported by wireless yesterday morning that the vessel ran into a violent north-east gale on Tuesday night, and during the height of the storm lost a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Repairing the Damage. Aftermath of the Floods. West Maitland
The flood waters at Lochend, Louth Park, and Flabery Crack are recording very slowly, there still being a great body of water in these places. On the East Oreta-road, just below…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wilson's Good Work. Federal Aid in Ohio Floods. Cutting Red Tape to Save Life
Three unprecedented things done by President Wilson, in connection with the recent Ohio floods, are warmly-commended by the "Journal of the American Medical…
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Heavy rain has again set to, just as the waters were subsiding. The river is rising and a strong south-east wind is backing up the waters. Farmers are beginning to…
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