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This notice abstracts meteorological data from July 1844, recorded at the South Head of Port Jackson, detailing barometric readings, wind conditions, and noting the hottest and coldest days of the month.
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Recorded in this notice
LocationSOUTH HEAD of PORT JACKSON
LocationPORT JACKSON
Month YearJULY, 1844
Coldest Day22nd
Day Of Month31st
Day Of Month17th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 83, 10 September 1844.
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