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Monthly meteorological register (barometer, thermometer, dew point, prevailing winds and rainfall by week, total rain 4.56 in.) for a month ending the 30th; the hottest day the 29th, coldest the 6th. Heavy column-scramble OCR; no observation station is named in the text.
1407 15th, rain afterwards, and generally strong breezes with furious gales 12th, 13th ; …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 104, 19 November 1844.
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