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This notice provides meteorological observations including the hottest and coldest days of the month, and explains the function of the wet thermometer.
1528 The difference between the wet and dry Thermometer indicates the The wet Thermometer shews what is called the dew …
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Hottest Days28th and 29th
Coldest Day13th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 96, 5 November 1841.
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