The New Storm Centre
MAP OF THE BALKAN STATES, SHOWING THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL RELATION TO AUSTRIA AND TO TURKEY…
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708 stories in Sydney's papers · page 29 of 36
Coastal Rain and Gales. Boisterous Day in the City
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The storm which developed along the coast on Tuesday increased in violence during the night, and throughout yesterday rough conditions were pretty general along the seaboard…
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City Forecast.--Cloudy to showery, with squally south-west to south-east winds and rough seas. New South Wales Forecast.--More showers over the central, south, coastal,…
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A good story that Mr. W. Pett Ridge, the well-known London author, is very fond of telling, concerns a little servant-maid. He once visited the Cripples' Home at Alton to…
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The disturbance over the Tasman Sea has been actively operating, and further light to heavy rain has resulted on the central and South coast; it was light also at a few places on…
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City Forecast.--Fine and cool; fresh south-west winds, veering later to northeast; moderating seas. New South Wales Forecast,--Fine,…
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PETROGRAD, Thursday.--The feeling is much more optimistic in staff quarters, where the belief is growing up that the bottom has fallen out of von Hindenburg's…
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Heavy weather has hampered the State trawlers. The Gunundahi put buck to port yesterday after a buffeting, and reported an unsuccessful trip, and the Brolga and Koranga…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Fishing—after the Storm Numerous Haunts from Inland Places to the Sea Offer Good Catches
High-water at Sydney Cove to-day at 3.12 a.m. and 3.23 p.m.; to-morrow, at 8.30 a.m. and 9.15 p.m. Once again good tides for whiting fishermen…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening Speech by Mr. John Haynes Member for Willoughby (NOTE.-Our readers will understand that Hansard does not report the flood of interruptions with which Mr. Haynes was met at almost every part of his speech)
Mr. HAYNES (Willoughby) [10.17]: I may be permitted to say, with regard to the election which has just eventu[?] at North Sydney, that I come here with…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Monitors May Force Landing Torpedo-defying Ships Storm Belgian Coast Germans See Danger an Enlightening Statement. London, Friday Night
There is great significance in the heavy bombardments of the Belgian coast by British monitors, according to an authority on naval matters…
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Regarding E.W.G's. query, Lignum says he is of opinion that wild duck do not remove their eggs as suggested. The black and wood duck, and common brown teal guard…
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Judging by the cheerful expression on Saturday morning on the faces of the delegates at the conclusion of the confeernce of employers and unions concerned in the coal trade of the…
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Storms of great fury beset the Chillan barque Australia on her voyage from Valparaiso to Sydney, and the vessel was compelled to run to Port Jackson for shelter. She entered port…
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The disturbance reported from the south-western part of the State on Monday morning developed as the day advanced, and resulted in some light to moderate rain in the Riverina…
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A severe [?] curred at [?] was especially [?] by terrific [?] of [?]…
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A cyclonic storm came up from the west yesterday evening, and parsed over the district about 7 o'clock. The storm was accompanied by a deluge of rain…
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LONDON, Wednesday.-- A correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle," who visited some German prisoners in a section of the French military hospital at Val de Grace, near…
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The most terrific and damaging cyclone ever experienced in Bourse passed over the town last night,at 7 o'clock. Although the storm lasted only a quarter of an hour, the…
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