The Colonial RecordRecords of Colonial Australia

land sale · 1846

Monthly meteorological register: a comparative statement of prevailing winds, barometer range, shade thermometer readings and rainfall (5.46 inches for the month), with the heaviest fall of 2.65 inches on the 22nd under a S. by E. wind.

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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE PREVALENCY OF THE VARIOUS WINDS.-RELATIVE RANGE OF BAROMETER, &c. …

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CountyTotal No. of days prevalent.
ExtentGeneral character of Winds.
PurchaserTotal quantity of rain during prevalence of each wind.
PriceRelative range of Barometer. Total number of days
CountyTotal No. of days prevalent.
ExtentGeneral character of Winds.
PurchaserTotal quantity of rain during prevalence of each wind.
Price30-200 30.040
County8th to 14th.
Extent5 strong ; 6 fresh ; 2 light 1 light
Purchaser30.200 30.080
Price30.190 30:110

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 42, 22 May 1846.

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