Floods Cause General Cut In Milk Ration
Because supplies have been disrupted by floods on the North Coast milk deliveries to all consumers will be reduced from…
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Floodwaters Recede Wide Damage
Desolation and effects of flooding became clearer in northern towns yesterday as rivers steadily receded to levels within their…
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Reports from the North Coast this morning say floodwaters in all affected areas are receding slowly…
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Main domestic water supply to flooded Grafton was threatened yesterday when the swollen Blaxland Greek swept away a bridge carrying Water Board pipes…
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WITH floodwaters receding in the north-- rivers have fallen as much as seven feet in the past 24 hours--damage to roads, bridges, fences and stock in the Grafton district alone is estimated at £200,000…
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WITH floodwaters receding in the north rivers have fallen as much as seven feet in the past 24 hours—damage to roads, bridges, fences and stock in the Grafton district alone is estimated at £200,000…
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WITH floodwaters receding in the north — rivers have fallen as much as seven feet in the past 24 hours—damage to roads, bridges, fences and stock in the Grafton district alone is estimated at £200.000…
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With floodwaters receding in the north--rivers have fallen as much as seven feet in the past 24 hours -- damage to roads,…
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WITH floodwaters receding in the north -- rivers have fallen as much as seven feet in the past 24 hours-- damage to roads, bridges, fences and stock in the Grafton district alone is estimated at £200,000…
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LONDON, Thursday.--Italian and Yugoslav demonstrators fought today in the streets of Trieste, Adriatic seaport. Hundreds of police patrolled the streets and…
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"The floods everywhere are now subsiding," stated the Divisional Meteorologist (Mr. Newman) yesterday. He said rain earlier in the…
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GREATEST floods for years swept down valleys of the north coast of N.S.W. early this week. Damage to crops…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Taree Holds Record Show, Despite Floods Long Drought Comes To An End With Ten Inch Downpour Committee's Confidence Is Justified
NINE months of drought followed by 10 inches of rain on the two days preceding the Taree show did not deter exhibitors, nor dampen the committee's enthusiasm. Determination to continue with the show resulted in the finest exhibition of livestock ever paraded in the Manning River district…
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A farm homestead, surrounded by water at Frederickton, in the Kempsey district. A large area of rich pasture, more than 20 miles wide, was still under water when a "Herald'" photographer flew over the area yesterday morning…
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BRISBANE.—Mr. Fred Paterson Communist MLA for Bowen, is putting up a determined fight for financial relief to victims of the…
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IN BRILLIANT SUNSHINE, girls pick water hyacinths from masses of flowers left in a South Grafton street when floodwaters subsided on Wednesday. From left: Betty Lockhart, Nancy Brooks, Joyce Dalton. During the last three fine days all northern rivers have…
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A plane that left Norfolk Island yesterday less than an hour after the Duke of Gloucester's Avro York was forced back by bad weather. The plane was a Liberator…
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Almost 1.000 people broke a police cordon and surged on to No. 1 wharf. Glebe, to farewell occupation forces yesterday afternoon…
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YANK "pulp" publishers are new dumping their garbage into Australia. But by a new disposal method. Scavenging rights are sold to anyone with a printing plant in this country. Theirs is…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Report From the Flood Front Carnival air in Northern Rivers towns No complaints, no panic in deluge that cost £250,000
Either because the people are used to floods, or because of the incongruously sunny weather, partially-submerged Northern Rivers towns had a carnival air about them last week…
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