Maize Crops Ruined £50,000 Damage by Flood MELBOURNE
Great damage has been caused by floods in the maize country along the Snowy River, which rose 12 feet. The water has now receded. The…
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The Floods. Hawkesbury Falling. Extensive Damage. RICHMOND
The flood waters of the Hawkesbury River are now receding, and althought some rain has fallen here to-day, it is not sufficiently heavy to have any effect on the…
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The abnormally heavy rains on Saturday night and throughout Sunday have been responsible for the greatest flood known in Kangaroo Valley since 1898. Fully 16 inches…
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A grazier named William George Atkins, of Lionsville, on the Upper Clarence, was crossing Washpool Creek on horseback, when he was…
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Wentworth and Allen streets. Port Kembla, where the flood water was two feet deep on the road. The stones on the road were carried nearly a mile. The hotel building shown in the picture was flooded out…
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During last week, the district had a little over eleven inches of rain, and from midnight on Saturday till eight p.m. on Sunday, it was one continual shower. The…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Nirpura in Gale
The B.I.S.N, Company's steamer Nirpura which arrived on Wednesday night from Antwerp and Liverpool, via Melbourne, ran into the cyclonic gale on the passage along the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Rain Storm. Extensive Damage in St. George
It is many years since so much damage was created in St. George by flood waters as that which occurred last Sunday. All the low-lying areas were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Riffs on the Run French Storm Heights Bombing Planes Busy London
Bombing by aeroplanes, by guns and bayonet charges, have brought success to the French offensive in Morocco…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Eastwood's Flood Tide
The torrential downpour which swept Eastwood on Saturday night and Sunday last, was one which will probably go down as the most memorable…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Marooned by Flood Thrilling Rescue Seven Hours Exposure Brave Fishermen Wollongong
Previous floods in this State have provided no finer deed of pluck and endurance than that of Henry Robert Green, 64, a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Land and Stock Railway Notes The Trail of the Floods Seeing Eye to Eye
Some remarks on the advantages of co-operation in a recent issue will stand elaboration at this time. The dominant cyacutial in any scheme of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →News From the Four Quarters Flood Rains Damage on the Coast Wheat Areas Benefit
Almost unprecedented rainfalls, ranging up to sixteen inches, foil along the coastal area of New South Wales last Week-end. The downpour was the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Bergalia. Through the Flood. in the Clyde
After a per[?]ous time in the flood waters of the Clyde River, the Illawarra and South Coast S.N. Company's new steamer Bergalia arrived in Sydney early yesterday morning…
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Floods on the Snowy River have destroyed the greater part of 8000 acres of maize crops on tho flats, causing damage estimated at £100,000. Fences have…
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William George Atkins, a grazier, residing at Lionsville, on the Upper Clarence River, was washed off his horse while crossing a flooded creek…
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The shockingly sudden end of Edwin Cox, a miner, who was drowned in the Lily Rose coalmine, at Wallsend, on November…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The Newest Singer to Take London by Storm
Madame Kaja Eide Norena is a soprano from Norway. She has previously sung at Covent Garden, but recently, at the Albert Hall, she took musical London…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Moorefield Races Heavy Rain at Close of Day
Nearly everybody Trent to Moorefield yesterday prepared for rain. Those who jacketed to do so had cause for regret. There was a sharp shower or two early…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A Barrage of Mud Carlton Mile Run in Blinding Storm Alertful Leads All the Way
THE Carlton Mile at Moorefield yesterday was run in a blinding shower, and judging by the faces of the jockeys on returning to scale one might have been forgiven for thinking they had been in a mud-throwing competition rather than a horse…
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