notice · 1841
This notice provides details about the placement and function of thermometers, the station's elevation, and notes on the coldest day of the month.
1110 the coldest day of the month was the 5th. The wet Thermometer shews what is called the dew point. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 67, 20 August 1841.
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