Meteorological Table for the Week Ending Friday, October 6.
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tiote.Mean .. Friday. . Thurs... Wed.... Tuesday Monday. Sunday . Sat.... DAY. -The Thermometer 594 392 66 50 I 63 j 41 i 614 344 58 40 54 37 53 37 I 61 3£> I Highest Lowest during during Day. Night. THERMOMETER. from whii *9i 59 52 48 49 454 45 50 Mean. eh the above is taken ii S.Ely. N.W., fresh do. Northerly Southerly S.E. Vfal. Northerly N.Westerly do. Northerly N.Easterly. Variable A.M. WINDS. ■ hung in the open air, and completely thell N.Ely. S.Ely., strong Very fine do., fresh do. do., light do. Nly. S.H., strong Fine do. do. do. N. Westerly. Variable Fine. Cloudy (Variable. Cloudy P.M. A.M. ered from the sun. Very fine do. do. Fine. Bain Showery Rain. Fine Showery. Fine WEATHER. P.M.
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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 83, 7 October 1843, Page 330
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151Meteorological Table for the Week Ending Friday, October 6. Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 83, 7 October 1843, Page 330
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