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  2. WARATAH BLACKED OUT: BIG FLOOD IN PIEMAN: ROAD BLOCKS

    Torrential rain put the Waratah power station out of action; isolated Tullah for 24 hours; raised the Pieman river 65 feet above summer level; flooded the Forth flats to a depth of five feet; covered numerous roads and caused widespread damage. Yesterday the weather showed general improvement. ...

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  3. WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE

    Further pictures of yesterday's floods. Top: Mr. K. Clarke had to wade through over a foot of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 140 words
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  5. TARRALEAH CRISIS PAST; THREE GENERATORS OUT

    HOBART.—The crisis caused by floods at the Hydro-Electric power station at Tarraleah has passed, t[?]t only three of the six huge generators are in operation. Floodwaters still blocked the outlet valves of three of the turbines last night, but they may be clear to-day. ...

    Article : 237 words
  6. Evidence of stronq winds

    HOBART —Evidence of the strength of winds in Bass strait and Tasmania in the last few days was ...

    Article : 132 words
  7. BUTTER 4/2 FROM TUESDAY

    MELBOURNE.— Butter would rise by 1/ a lb. to 4/2 a lb. and there would be steep price ...

    Article : 215 words
  8. New method of selecting premiers

    LAUNCESTON. — At, a meeting on Tuesday night, the Northern Tasmanian Cricket Association discussed ...

    Article : 87 words
  9. Beasley only Aussie in cycling classic

    BREST — Edd[?] Smith, the Australian road rider, and R[?]ne Blever, of Luxembourg, have withdrawn from the "Tour do ...

    Article : 51 words
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