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27 YASS RIVER RISING The Yass River was running high at 6 p.m. last night, but had not reached dangerous proportions. However, very heavy rain commenced to fall shortly after 8 o’clock, and it was feared that a sudden rise was imminent. Campers on the river bank have all shifted to higher ground, and it is thought that sufficient warning has been given to enable stock and property to be safeguarded. The Canberra Times, 8 January 1934 It was quite late in the day when Milton arrived back at Oaklea. He was dripping, muddy and his green velvet jacket had clearly seen better days. “Oh, Mr. Isaacs! What in heaven’s name are you doing out in this rain?” Mrs. Kendall exclaimed as she opened the door. “I drew the short straw, I’m afraid.” “Milt!” Edna joined the housekeeper in the vestibul

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