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  2. Marrawah Safe at Stanley: Severest Storm For Many Years Does Extensive Damage on North-West and West Coasts DRIFTED BEFORE STORM.

    AFTER a thrilling battle, with one of the worst hurricanes in the memory of old seafaring men; with only half her engines functioning, and after drifting for four hours at the mercy of the elements, the Holyman steamer Marrawah (600 tons) limped into Stanley last night and berthed at 9.10. ...

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  3. FIGHT WITH HEAVY SEAS.

    After having been have to for 29 hours between King Island and the Hummocks in Bass Strait in a westerly gale, with her engines partly ...

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  4. SMITHTON SUFFERS.

    Storms unequalled in the history of Smithton raged during the week-end and yesterday, and considerable damage was done to ...

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  5. HOLIDAY SPOILT.

    Bed as the weather conditions were on Saturday and Sunday, they were worse yesterday, the wind blowing with the force of a gale ...

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  6. GALE'S TOLL.

    Extensive damage has been caused in the Wynyard district by the excessive rain and high wind, together with the worst sea storm that has been ...

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  7. LEVEN DAMAGE.

    Anticipating another abnormal tide yesterday afternoon, as the wind was blowing a gale from the north, the Ulverstone fishermen did their best to ...

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  8. SHIP UNABLE TO HELP.

    But for a mishap to the wheat ship Antonio on her way to Shanghai from Adelaide the Marrawah would have been reached soon after she sent out ...

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  9. AT BURNIE.

    The severe storm which raged lover Burnie on Sunday continued throughout the night and again yesterday. Although the wind ...

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  10. "ERRAND OF MERCY."

    MELBOURNE, Monday Night.— Nearly a day late because of her response to the Marrawah's call for help, the Port Campbell anchored off ...

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  11. Mersey Rising Slowly.

    At Latrobe the River Mersey rose until the water extended over Frogmore Lane, but fortunately not to such an extent as to stop traffic. ...

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  12. FIRE AND WIND.

    The gale which was experienced, at Queenstown during the week-end continued with unabated fury yesterday morning, but was followed late ...

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  13. Rough Conditions on Mainland.

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—Three feet of snow in the Alps, bleak winds and rain squalls generally provided an unpleasant climax to-day to the ...

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  14. FORTH A BANKER.

    The Forth River was running a banker yesterday, and between five and six o'clock last night overflowed its banks. The road to Leith was inundated in ...

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  15. REMARKABLE SCENES.

    After a rainfall amounting to ever 2 inches in 24 hours, the storm of Sunday reached its height at about 3 p.m. At the wharf the scene was ...

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  16. 720 POINTS RAIN AT MOINA IN 48 HOURS.

    HOBART, Monday.—The Federal Weather Bureau, Hobart, to-day issued the following synopsis of the weather over Tasmania for the 48 hours ended ...

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  17. Meander Over Its Banks.

    The rain will de much damage to the late crops, many of which are in the stooks, while some have still to be cut. The Meander River at Deloraine ...

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  18. ON THE N.W. LINE.

    The exceptionally high tides which have lashed the N.W. Coast during the last couple of days have created [?]rosions which are a definite menaco to the ...

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  19. PENGUIN LOSSES.

    With Penguin's main street running parallel with the seashore—in fact bordered on one side by the son, the remarkably lough weather from the ...

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  20. Yachts Wrecked in Storm.

    MELBOUBNE, Monday.—Twentytwo yachts and small sailing boats were wrecked in different parts of Port Phillip Bay during to-day's storm. ...

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