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Monthly distribution of Australian rainfall.
Publisher:Melbourne : Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology, 1909 (Melbourne : Government Printer)
Date:1909
Call Numbers:HQ 2013/4063
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The remarkable flood rains over south-eastern Australia during the winter of 1909.
Publisher:Melbourne : Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology, 1909 (Melbourne : Government Printer)
Date:1909
Call Numbers:HQ 2013/4062 , HQ 2013/4064
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Australian hurricanes and related storms : with an appendix on hurricanes in the South Pacific / prepared by Stephen S. Visher and D. Hodge, under the direction of H.A. Hunt.
Author / Creator:Visher, Stephen Sargent, 1887-1967.
Publisher:Melbourne : Commonwealth of Australia, Bureau of Meteorology, [1925?] (Melbourne : Government Printer)
Date:[1925?]
Call Numbers:Bayldon/Q112
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Some periods in Australian weather. 2, Observations of visibility at various Australian stations during 1923 and 1924. 3, Atmospheric pollution: observations with the Owens' dust-counter during 1923 a...
Author / Creator:Kidson, Edward, 1882-1939.
Publisher:Melbourne : Commonwealth of Australia, Bureau of Meteorology, [1925?] (Melbourne : Government Printer)
Date:[1925?]
Call Numbers:Q551.59901/K
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Sub-series 1: Frederick Rose Groote Eylandt papers, 1933-1980
Date:1933-1980
Call Numbers:MLMSS 10167/Boxes 27-32, 34 , MLMSS 10167/Box 33X
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Tropical control of Australian rainfall : the influence of tropical conditions upon the development and rainfall production of storms in the temperate belt, and the increased range and accuracy of Aus...
Author / Creator:Quayle, E. T.
Publisher:[Melbourne] : Bureau of Meteorology, [1919?].
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Call Numbers:Q551.59901/3
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Monthly distribution of Australian rainfall.

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The remarkable flood rains over south-eastern Australia during the winter of 1909.

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Australian hurricanes and related storms : with an appendix on hurricanes in the South Pacific / prepared by Stephen S. Visher and D. Hodge, under the direction of H.A. Hunt.

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Some periods in Australian weather. 2, Observations of visibility at various Australian stations during 1923 and 1924. 3, Atmospheric pollution: observations with the Owens' dust-counter during 1923 a...

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Sub-series 1: Frederick Rose Groote Eylandt papers, 1933-1980

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Tropical control of Australian rainfall : the influence of tropical conditions upon the development and rainfall production of storms in the temperate belt, and the increased range and accuracy of Aus...

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