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Meteorological observations for August 1842, including temperature extremes, wind conditions, and barometer readings.
1758 The hottest day of the Month was the 26th. The coldest day was the 1st. Wind. S.S.E., light without rain. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 94, 25 November 1842.
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