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  2. THE GREAT FLOOD. HIGHEST ON RECORD.

    The following budget from the Telegraph is a continuation from our last issue of the story of the great flood of 1890, as it was on Thursday, the 13th instant, with an account of the ...

    Article : 1,660 words
  3. NORMAN CREEK AND LYTTON ROAD.

    When the waters of Norman Creek had risen to the level of the 1887 flood people who had not already had to vacate their houses, and who prided themselves on being a little higher in ...

    Article : 724 words
  4. ROWEN BRIDGE ROAD.

    Probably persona living along this road suffered less than their neighbours, so far as suspension of traffic was concerned, although the arrangements made in this respect were not ...

    Article : 131 words
  5. TORWOOD, ROSALIE, AND MILTON.

    Slowly but surely the flood waters around Torwood, Rosalie, and Hilton continued a backward movement throughout Thursday, and as inch by inch of their irriguous houses ...

    Article : 302 words
  6. BOOROODABIN TO THE POWDER MAGAZINE.

    In Booroodabin and at Breakfast Creek the flood waters bogan to subside at 3 a m on the 13th instant, until, as evening approached, a very appricable difference in ...

    Article : 3,249 words
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