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WRAGGE’S AUSTRALASIAN WEATHER GUIDE
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PREFACE.
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ILLUSTRATIONS.
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INDEX.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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INDEX TO TRADES DIRECTORY.
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EXTRA CORRECTIONS:
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INTRODUCTION.
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JANUARY FIRST MONTH.
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FEBRUARY SECOND MONTH.
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MARCH THIRD MONTH.
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APRIL FOURTH MONTH.
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JUNE SIXTH MONTH.
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AUGUST EIGHTH MONTH.
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SEPTEMBER NINTH MONTH.
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OCTOBER TENTH MONTH.
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NOVEMBER ELEVENTH MONTH.
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DECEMBER TWELETH MONTH.
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JANUARY, 31 DAYS.
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Meteorology of Australasia, Oceania, and Surrounbing Regions CHIEF WEATHER BUREAU, BRISBANE.
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METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS IN QUEENSLAND, GUINEA, NEW CALEDONIA AND THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS.*
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Meteorology of Australasia, Oceania CHIEF WEATHER BUREAU. BRISBANE
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STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS IN THE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND IN THE ART OF ACCURATE WEATHER OBSERVATION. The Barometer.
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The Aneroid Barometer.
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The Thermograph.
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Barograph.
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Dry and Wet Bulb Thermometers.
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Garth Thermometers anf Tubes.
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Electric Thermometers.
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Solar Rediation Thermometers.
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Terrestrial Radiation Thermometer.
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Standard Rules for the Scientific Observation of Rainfall.
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Weather forecasting and Charts.
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Weather.
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Explosnins in Coal Mines.
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Rules for the Scientific Observation of Wind and Weather. FINDING TIME BY THE SUN; PLACING COMPASS POINTS; HINTS TO PERSONS “LOST IN THE BUSH.”
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General Temperature Table IN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
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Rates of Velocity of Rivers.
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TABLE FOR REDUCING THE BAROMETER TO 32° F.
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THE ANEROID BAROMETER.
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The Thermometer.
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Special Table
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TABLE FOR DETERMINING THE PERCENTAGE OF RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
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Comparison of the Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumurs Thermometers.
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The Special Value of Mountain Meteorology.
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The Special Value of Knowladge of Climatology.
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“Echion” at Sea.
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Practical Rules for Sea Captains in the Hurricanes and Cyclones of the Topics.
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The Thunder Storm. OCTOBER 14th, 1897.
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Ocean Currents.
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GRAND SERVICE INTERNATIONAL.
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Definitions and Glossary.* GEOGRAPHICAL AND ASTRONOMICAL, WITH EXPLANATIONS.
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The Stars are Suns.
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The Clork-Time of the World.
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Table Showing Apparent or Natural Time
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Equation of Time Table.*
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Time.
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EXAMPLES IN THE USE OF THESE TABLES.
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Declination of the Sun at Apparent Noon at Greenwich.*
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Corrections to be applied to Apparent or Natural Time Table
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Phases of the Moon—1898.
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Rising and Setting of the and Planets.*
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Astronomical Phenomena—1898.
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Eclipses.
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The Solar System.* BRIEF RUNNING NOTES ON THE SUN, MOON AND PLANETS.
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The Evening Sky.— No I.
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The Evening Sky.— No II.
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Suggestions for Utilisation of Railway Reserves.
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Various Hygienic Aspects of Australian Life.
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A Peep at Geology.*
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Special Miscellaneous Notes for Travellers and Bushmen.*
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A Tropical Garden in the Coast Districts of Queensland.
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Sketch of Australian Horticulture.
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Popular Sketch of the Vegetable Ringdom.*
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Diarg for 113 Years, from 1844 to 1956.
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The Skipper's Woes.
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A Review of the Agricultural Industry of Australasia.
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The Development of Mining in Australasia.
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A Moonless Month.
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Medical Hints.*
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The Pastoral Industry of Australia.
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Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea.
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A Few Word About Gas Meters anf Gas.
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HOW TO READ THE GAS METER.
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Schebnles of Stamp Duties of the Australasian Colonies. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
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VICTORIA.
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TASMANIA.
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Australasian postal and Telegraphic Information. WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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ENGLISH MAILS
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SHIPPING COS. FLAGS
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HOBART SIGNALS
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LAUNCESTON SIGNALS
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HOBART SIGNALS.
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LAUNCESTON SIGNALS.
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SHIPPING SIGNALS AT PORT OF FREMANTLE, W.A.
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SIGNALS AT FREMANTLE LIGHTHOUSES.
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RENDEZVOUS FLAGS.
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EXAMPLES.
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REMARKS:
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USED AT ALL PORTS. FLAGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
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AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND FLAG OUTSIDE TIRI
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AUCKLAND AND COMMERCIAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
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CODE PENNANT OVER
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NEW ZEALAND.
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NEW SOUTH WALES TARIFF.
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BRISBANE SHIPPING SIGNAL CODE.
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MELBOURNE.
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FORT ADELAIDE.
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GENERAL SIGNALS IN USE AT SYDNEY.
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