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Meteorological observations for September 1840, noting the hottest days were the 17th and 27th, and the coldest were the 1st and 19th.
1067 The hottest days of the month were the 17th and 27th. The Wet Thermometer shews what is called the Dew point. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 67, 21 October 1840.
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