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This notice details meteorological observations for a day in July 1849, noting the hottest day was the 2nd with squally weather and wind.
1300 The hottest day of the month was squally weather. the 2nd. Wind. Height. Moon's Age. Day of Month. Barometer.
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Hottest Daythe 2nd
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 124, 1849.
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