Storm Beaten Barque's Trying Voyage
"With her steering wheel smashed, many sails torn to pieces, and bearing other signs of a severe buffeting In gales encountered in the Southern Ocean, the…
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Atlantic Gale Terrible Buffeting Easterner Here
Caught in the great Atlantic hurricane of September last, in which the world's biggest liner, the Levisthan, was tossed about, the steamer…
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During the storm yesterday considerable damage was done to buildings on the Casino showground. The stand was blown down, also part of the fence and pavilion. Hall was…
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Dear "Planets."—I have had to look twice at the calendar today. I can scarcely believe it is only the middle of Spring. The day is such that we…
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A heavy storm struck Normanton yesterday. It wrecked several nouses, and unroofed others…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →APPRENTICES What Is Wrong? Flood of Unskilled Labor
The predominance of unskilled labor, which, according to the State Treasurer, is responsible for the Government having to spend so much money on public works…
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The Tasmanian Racing Club's meeting at Elwick to-day was abandoned, owing to heavy rain since early morning…
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The Deputy Postmaster-General received a telegram to-day that a heavy storm struck Normanton at 1 o'clock yesterday, wrecking and unroofing several houses; the post-office…
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The International Federation's disregard of "Boy" Charlton's 880 yards world's record is an insult to Australians' principles of fair play…
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A terrific cyclonic storm was experienced at Normanton' yesterday, causing much damage. The roof of the Imperial Hotel was blown off and the ceiling fell in, doing considerable…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Heavy Gale Liners Held Up Adelaide's Wild Night Adelaide
Severe weather was experienced in the Gulf during the night, and a gale is still blowing. The R.M.S. Ormuz from London…
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BRISBANE, Saturday.—Normanton was swept by a terrific storm on Thursday. Buildings were wrecked in all directions. Some sheds at Burns,…
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ADELAIDE, Saturday.—Adelaide was visited by a terrific pale last night. The gauge made the wind velocity 47 miles an hour. Considerable damage was…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Ministry Will Weather Storm But Premier Weary of Political Strife Three Adverse Votes Within a Few Months Was Friday's Parliamentary Procedure Legal?
Occupants of the Government benches have not the slightest doubt that the Premier (Sir George Fuller) and his colleagues will weather the storm into which they have been tossed during the past few days by an adverse vote in Parliament…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Squally Change Heavy Rain in the City Gale on the Coast
The hot sultry weather at the week-end was brokon yesterday by a boisterous southerly change. Rain, heavy in places,…
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The Maryborough district experienced a cyclone on Saturday night. At Pialba a new building valued at £200, was blown over, and damage…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Storm-swept Coast Mishaps in South Australia Adelaide
Heavy gales were experienced along the coast on Friday and Saturday. R.M.S. Ormonde, which arrived off the Outer Harbor at daybreak on…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Off the Heads Hove-to All Night Steamer in Storm
The steamer Opawa ran into a violent storm when three miles from Sydney Heads last night, and as the wind increased in volacity…
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Caught in a terrific storm near Sydney Heads last night, the American mall steamer Sonoma shipped two big seas, which did extensive…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Flood Benefits Leave Prosperity Behind DUBBO
Mr. A. Cleaver, who has returned from a trip down the Lower Macqurie as far as The Mole Station, reports that in the flooded country it is…
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