A New Wheat. Storm Resistant. Albury
On Monday afternoon a remarkably severe storm occurred in the Howlong and Bungowannah districts, doing serious damage to some of the standing crops. A fortnight ago other…
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Storm-Driven Airmen in Desperate Straits. Lost in Canadian Wild
Three missing naval balloonists, for whom search parties have been traversing northern Ontario, landed near Mouse Factory, a remote Hudson Bay…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Cyclonic Blow Damage in Molong District Terrific Hail Storm Crops and Homesteads Suffer MOLONG
A cyclone visited Dilga and Red Hill districts, and played havoc with a number of wheat, corn, and fruit crops and a large area of Sudan grass…
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Interesting statements with reference to the value of Sudan grass as a fodder plant were made at the monthly meeting of the Hunter…
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Cloudy and overcast skies were general along the coast and on the highlands, and along the northern border distribute in New South Wales this morning. It was showery…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Biblical Flood. Science Sheds a New Light
The Bible tells us that many thousands of years ago there was a great flood—the so-called Noachian Deluge. No one thought of questioning the truth of this…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Getting Warmer Scattered Thunderstorms
Cloudy skies were in evidence at many places over the eastern half[?] New South Wales yesterday, but by [?] this morning the [?] had cleared practically everywhere, and…
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DUNGOG and district recently experienced one of the biggest floods for many years. The cause was the phenomenal rainfall at the head of the rivers above Bandon Grove and around Salisbury and Underbank. The farmers at these places suffered considerably—fences…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Violent Gale Damage in Britain LONDON, Wednesday Night
A gale of extraordinary violence and suddenness swept over the country yesterday with a velocity of from 50 to 67 miles per hour…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Wheat Crop Good Yield Despite Storms GRENFELL
Now that much of the wheat has been garnered, it is possible to give some Idea as to the yield in the district. There is not much doubt that if the…
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Last week a remarkably severe storm occurred in the Howlong and Bungowannah districts, doing serious damage to some of the standing…
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The weather Bureau this morning received reports of a terrific storm which occurred at Cooma at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Heavy thunder…
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City Forecast.--At first fine, warm and sultry, with passing clouds and fresh north-east breeze. Clouds gathering in afternoon and evening, and some showers…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Political Storm. Likely to Blow Over. Mr. Storey for London
Probably the political storm of the last week will blow over, and the sun will shine—on Parliament in recess, and Mr. Storey in London…
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The man who was drowned while taking a racehorse over the Sharp-street bridge during the storm yesterday (reported on page [?] was Cecil Crowe, 29…
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The Weather Bureau has been Informed that a terrific storm, accompanied by heavy thunder and lightning, occurred at Cooma yesterday…
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COOMA, Thursday.--The second day of Monaro Race Club's annual meeting was to-day interrupted by a heavy storm after the second race Water covered a. large portion of the running track, and the creek which drains…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Heat and Thunderstorms Temperatures Still Rising
Monsoonal inf[?]ences have been responsible for light to [?] rains, of the a scattered nature, over New South Wales during the past [?] hours…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cooma Flood. Horseman Drowned. Cooma
Owing to heavy rains Cooma Creek is in flood. Yesterday Cecil Harold Crowe, 29, single, a resident of Adaminaby, was riding a racehorse and leading another, when he…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Lumps of Ice Severe Storm in West Heavy Damage Reported Bathurst
On few occasions within living memory has such phenomenal hall been experienced as that which fell in Bathurst about 4 o'clock this…
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