other · 1849
A meteorological journal abstract from Port Jackson in March 1849 notes the hottest day was the 24th, the coldest was the 26th, and the station is 240 feet above sea level.
762 The hottest day of the month was The coldest day was the 26th. the 24th. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 1849.
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