Clermont Floods. Brisdane
The Commissioner of Railways received a message to-night, stating that the heavy rains yesterday on the Davy son Flats had undone a great deal of the good work which had…
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The Weather. Heavy Rain at [?]
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During yesterday afternoon a heavy thunderstorm passer over Bourke. Heavy rain fell, the result of which was the registration of 106 points of rain…
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City Forecast.--Cloudy and sultry, a shower or two likely with thunder; south-east to north-east winds. New South Wales Forecast.--Sultry…
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Senator Pearce (Minister for Defence) stated to-day that news had been received from Brigadier-General S. A. Pethebridge, Administrator of Rabaul, that on November…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--A cyclonic storm passed over Normanton at 5.30 on Sunday morning, and lasted about three-quarters of an hour. There was a heavy downpour of rain, 260 points…
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The death roll caused by the floods at Clermont and elsewhere in the valleys of the Sandy, Theresa, and Wolfram Creeks (Queensland), is now known…
Continued on Trove, page 43 →The Cyclone Season. Special Warning Arrangements
The Commonwealth Meteorologist draws public attention to the special arrangements which are made every year to give warning to shipping and…
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Every for fine and clear [?] at Scattered place, petty in the southern and [?]…
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The following information has been received by the Railway Department from the acting traflic manager at Emerald:—"Capella reports heavy rain there. Water over the rails on…
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City Forecast.-- Chiefly, cloudy and sultry thunder showers likely, squally north cast winds. New South Wales Forecast.-- Hot and…
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“Co-operator” readers will already be possessed of a knowledge of the facts of the recent floods at Clermont, Qld., as the result of which the…
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Cloude [?] over [?] the [?]…
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The Government Statistician (Mr. John B. Trivett) estimates the New South Wales wheat harvest at 42,817,-000 bushels. This is considerably…
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Storm influence prevails over the greater part of northern and eastern Australia, and at 9 a.m. yesterday skies in those parts of the continent were mostly cloudy to overcast. The…
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Heavy rain has fallen at placed on the central-west plains, and light of moderate amounts were registered generally on the north-west slopes, and plains, and at scattered places in…
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On Wednesday, 3rd January, at their residence, "The Retreat," and at "Fair-holme," adjoining, the residence of Mr.and Mrs. J. A. Shaw, son-in-law and…
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About three years ago I was visiting Kinnajong Station, three hundred miles from Sydney. When I arrived it was raining hard; in fact, I was told it had been…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Queensland Floods. Exciting Experiences. Flinders River Twenty-miles Wide. 100,000 Sheep Drowned
Although Clermont suffered [?] during the present heavy [?] in North Queens land, the Pitzroy River was not by any [?] the only one which was [?] for [?]…
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