Heat Wave.
By Telegraph —pre.s Association— Copyright Brisbane. Dee. 17. The weather is extremely hot. a number of stations having registered 114 to 125 in tiie shade. WIND LIKE A BLAST FROM A E CUN ACE. By Telegraph—Press Association -Copyright Svdnev, Dec. 17.
A strong north-westerly wind, like a blast from a furnace, has been blowing all day. The heat is prostrating, the tlieimomoter registering as high as 104 iu the shade.
IMPROVED CONDITIONS IN SYDNEY.
SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE. GOODOOGA HAS GLASS UP TO 121. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Received 12.22 a.tn., Dec. IS.
Sydney, Dec. 17. A cool southerly set in in the city to-niglit. The heat wave was general. At many country stations the thermometers registered 100 to 115. At llaradine, Krewarrina, and TiLba it was up to 117. At Goodooga it reached 121. Serious damage has been done to tho wheat, tho heat causing it to shell.
There are bush fires in some districts.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 293, 18 December 1901, Page 2
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