Caulfield Cup Weather. Heavy Rain. Melbourne
There has been a complete change in the weather, and rain which set in early this morning is still falling. During the week there were a number of heavy showers and the…
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Cyclone at Brewarrina
A cyclonic storm, [?]ller to the one that [?] over Bourke on Wednesday night, occurred at Brewarrina the same evening, and caused considerable damage to property. The…
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BOURKE, Thursday.--About 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening a cyclone visited Bourke. The wind, thunder, lightning, and rain were terrific, and over 2in. of rain fell in ten…
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The most terrific and damaging cyclone ever experienced in Bourke passed over the town on Wednesday pight at seven o'clock, coming from the west. Although…
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The Worst cyclone in the history of Bourke occurred at 7 p.m. yesterday. The wind was terrific, and was accompanied by a deluge of rain. Nearly every house suffered…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Torrents of Fire. Storm of Shell Opens British Attack Position Stormed with Bayonets and Fists
In the official reports given above is told in brief the story of the British attack upon the Germans in the vicinity of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Outback Floods. Coach Held Up for Two Days Broken Hill
when the Wilcannia coach driver was going to White Cliffs be reached the Bunker Creek, to and it is good after the heavy rains. A party of road maintainance men were camped…
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AT THE REAR OF TATTERSALL'S HOTEL, SHOWING A TREE WHICH WAS BLOWN DOWN. THE INSET SHOWS THE DAMAGE DONE TO…
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BOURKE, Monday.--The weather is delightful after the storm. The damage to buildings is being rapidly repaired. A carrier's wife, Mrs. Snow, was struck by falling timber, and her…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Selling Diseased Cattle. Dairyman Flood at Singleton
At Singleton on Thursday Alfred Beale, dairyman, was charged with having sold, at Aberdeen, to James Tweedle, four bullocks diseased with [?]herculosis…
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WELLINGTON, Tuesday.--A cyclonic storm struck Ruatapu, Westland, early yesterday morning, unroofing Butler Bros. sawmill. It also demolished a but in which were two people,…
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The threating conditions reported from the Western districts yesterday morning developed as the day advanced, and resulted in some good and serviceable rain over the south-western portion of the State…
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Due to the co-operation of monsoonal and Antarctic influences, a splendid rainstorm affected the south western half of New South Wales. Thunderstorms were associated with…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Norton Divorce Suit Theory of "Nerve Storms" Evidence for the Husband
Further evidence was heard to-day, on be-half of the respondent, John Norton, in the consolidated divorce suits before Mr. Justice Gordon and a special jury of twelve…
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The steamer Commonwealth arrived at Sydney to-day. She had on board 221 passengers and 2500 tons of general cargo for this port. From London to Capetown fine…
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The Norwegian Steamer Rena, which arrived in the harbor yesterday from Christiana via Durban, had a stormy passage, and lost part of her deck cargo…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →A Storm Centre. Belgrade Again Attacked. More German Atrocities
EXCEPT for those war students who daily follow the course of operations on the Continent, the well-worn phrase trouble in the Balkans" conveys no more definite…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Air Scouting in a Storm. Adventures on the Edge of the Clouds. (From the Journal of an aeroplane observer at the front.)
I WAS at my favorite grocery in the little French town, buying for our men. It was raining in sheets, and I reflected with relief that it was "perfect airmen's weather"—…
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Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cyclone Strikes Glen Innes
GLEN INNES, Monday.—A cyclone struck the town on Saturday evening. It was of five minutes' duration, and considerable damage was done. Many houses were unroofed, and…
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