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Meteorological observations for September, including flowering times of various plants, insect activity, lightning, thunder, halos, zodiacal light, hoar frost, and hail.
2232 METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS-continued. OBSERVATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE PERIODICAL RETURN OF THE SEASONS. …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 151, 1858.
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